High speed train overtakes airplane as means of internal transport in Spain Xinhua MADRID– The long distance train overtook air travel as a means of internal transport for Spaniards, it was confirmed on March 13, 2014. Spain’s national Institute of Statistics confirmed that in January 2014, 1.8 million people used aircraft as a means of […]
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