Hi people
So from what I can gather, when the 350/3s have been built they will go into service with London Midland? I read somewhere that the 350/4s may have a more intercity orientated interior, although I can't remember where.
Are the 350/3s likely to have a more longer distance orientated interior or will they be essentially the same as the 350/1s?
It strikes me that an interior closer to that used in class 444 may be more appropriate for Euston - Crewe. Could London Midland not have looked at ordering something closer to an AC version of the class 444? More seats, more of a longer distance interior? Or do they require more centralised doors so that people aren't standing in vestibles?
Any info would be apreciated. Thanks.
So from what I can gather, when the 350/3s have been built they will go into service with London Midland? I read somewhere that the 350/4s may have a more intercity orientated interior, although I can't remember where.
Are the 350/3s likely to have a more longer distance orientated interior or will they be essentially the same as the 350/1s?
It strikes me that an interior closer to that used in class 444 may be more appropriate for Euston - Crewe. Could London Midland not have looked at ordering something closer to an AC version of the class 444? More seats, more of a longer distance interior? Or do they require more centralised doors so that people aren't standing in vestibles?
Any info would be apreciated. Thanks.
