According to the page for Italy on this website passes aren’t valid on Lecco to Piona trains, part of the Tirano - Milan line and are shown as such on the App. According to reports from travellers using these trains, they have been told by an on-train Trenord employee that passes are valid and on other occasions presenting a pass hasn’t been challenged by the ticket inspector. Any info, other travellers experiences out there?
Best answer by rvdborgt
View originalThe IR website clearly states that Trenord is a participating operator.
https://www.interrail.eu/en/plan-your-trip/tips-and-tricks/trains-europe/railway-companies
Thanks for this but on another page it specifies exclusions for Lecco - Piona and the Malpensa Express?
Trains in Italy will take you across the entire country and its islands, as well as other countries in Europe. Italy's train network is operated by Trenitalia. You can check times for Italian trains in the Interrail timetable or the Trenitalia timetable.
Trenord regionale (R)
Runs through the central northern region of Lombardia, close to Switzerland.
No reservations required.
Trains between Lecco and Piona are not included in your Pass.
Trains between Milan and Malpensa airport are not included in your Pass.
Check train times on the Trenitalia timetable.
That the passes wouldn't be valid between Lecco and Piona is nonsense. It's just the Malpensa Express where they're not valid.
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