Eurotunnel sees demand return quicker than airlines

Some 233,172 passenger vehicles were carried on Eurotunnel Le Shuttle services in July. Photo: PA

Some 233,172 passenger vehicles were carried on Eurotunnel Le Shuttle services in July. Photo: PA

Thu, 06 Aug, 2020 - 12:01
Neil Lancefield, PA Transport Correspondent

Demand for car-carrying Channel Tunnel trains is returning to pre-coronavirus pandemic levels quicker than air travel, new figures show.

Some 233,172 passenger vehicles were carried on Eurotunnel Le Shuttle services in July.

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