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RegioJet is a Czech-owned private rail and coach operator that runs open-access long-distance trains connecting Vienna with Prague, Brno, and Budapest.

RegioJet operates in the Austrian Rail Operators segment.

RegioJet: Disambiguation

RegioJet is NOT the same as České dráhy (ČD), the Czech state railway, or ZSSK (Slovak state rail), though RegioJet competes directly with both. RegioJet is also distinct from LEO Express, another Czech private operator, and from ÖBB Railjet, despite the similar name. RegioJet refers specifically to the operator of the Student Agency group run by Radim Jančura.

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RegioJet: Core Facts

Entity Type
Private Open-Access Rail and Coach Operator
Legal Name
RegioJet a.s.
Founded
2009 (rail launch 2011)
Headquarters
Brno, Czech Republic
Parent Company
Student Agency Holding (Radim Jančura)
Austrian Routes
Vienna-Prague, Vienna-Brno, Vienna-Budapest
Fleet
Refurbished loco-hauled rakes plus leased electric locos
Onboard
Free water, press, Wi-Fi, steward service in all classes
Classes
Low Cost, Standard, Relax, Business
Annual Passengers (group)
~8 million rail and bus combined
Regulator (AT)
Schienen-Control GmbH
Country
Czech Republic (HQ), active in Austria
Status
Active Definition
Verified

RegioJet: Frequently Asked Questions

What is RegioJet?

RegioJet is a Czech private rail and coach operator with a sizeable footprint in Austria. RegioJet runs open-access trains between Vienna and Prague, Brno, and Budapest, and complements them with long-distance yellow coaches under the same brand.

Is RegioJet cheaper than ÖBB to Prague?

RegioJet is often cheaper than ÖBB Railjet on the Vienna to Prague route, especially for advance tickets. RegioJet also offers included snacks, water, and Wi-Fi even in its lowest class, which makes the effective price advantage larger than the headline fare.

Where does RegioJet depart from in Vienna?

RegioJet departs from Vienna Hauptbahnhof for most international trains. RegioJet operates from the main hall platforms alongside ÖBB services, and tickets can be bought online, at the RegioJet counter, or on board with a surcharge.

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