Overview
- ÖBB said Monday the Paris–Vienna and Paris–Berlin night services will stop from December 14 following the withdrawal of French partners.
- SNCF has removed the journeys from its booking site and did not comment, leaving the Austrian operator’s platform as the only place to find them.
- Reintroduced in 2023, the trains operated roughly every other night rather than nightly, constraining rotations and revenue.
- Despite load factors of about 60–70% last year, the services remained loss-making, according to transport economist Patricia Pérennes.
- Passengers and the collective Oui au train de nuit protested the cuts, while domestic night routes such as Paris–Toulouse are reportedly performing better.