Combining a car and train at Landquart can be useful when travellers have different starting points or onward plans. Treat the handover as its own part of the journey. A train time, a station address and the place where passengers meet the vehicle are related details, but they are not interchangeable.
Use the actual train itinerary
The Rhaetian Railway publishes Landquart station information and links to current departure information. Check the connection for your travel date rather than relying on a previous year's timetable or a screenshot from another day. Send the service details and the direction of travel. If the car collects passengers from the station, identify which traveller will update Airportcab if the train changes. If the car drops passengers for a train, explain whether the ticket is tied to a particular connection and ask the rail provider about its conditions.
Agree where the handover happens
A station address does not authorise a car to wait anywhere around it. Arrange a practical passenger meeting point and allow time to walk from the platform with luggage. Travellers needing assistance should organise rail assistance through the relevant provider and tell Airportcab about the practical car boarding requirements separately. Do not assume the driver can collect people from the train door or provide a wheelchair-accessible vehicle without explicit confirmation. Keep the lead passenger's phone available during the change between transport modes.
Allow time for bags and people
Connections with skis, pushchairs or several large suitcases require more movement than a traveller carrying one small bag. Think about lifts, walking distances and the time to regroup rather than only the published train arrival. Tell the operator the full luggage combination, including items collected from another traveller. If baggage is travelling by a separate rail service, check its collection arrangements directly with that provider. Do not use a separate luggage service as an assumed same-day guarantee without confirming the relevant conditions.
Decide how changes will be handled
Before travelling, establish what happens if the flight or train is delayed. A car-to-train transfer should not be sold to your group as a guaranteed connection regardless of conditions. If passengers decide to take another train, notify Airportcab and obtain agreement to the revised meeting. If you instead want to continue by car to Davos or Klosters, request that new journey explicitly; it depends on availability and a revised quote. One coordinator should keep the travellers and both transport arrangements aligned.
Keep tickets separate from the car confirmation
Save the rail ticket and the transfer confirmation as distinct documents. The train provider’s conditions govern the rail ticket, while Airportcab’s written agreement governs the car journey. When a connection changes, review both documents rather than assuming that one updated reservation automatically transfers the other to a new time or route.
Questions about this journey
Can the driver meet us on the platform?
Do not assume platform collection. Agree a suitable meeting point for passengers and the vehicle.
Is a particular train connection guaranteed?
No. Plan a realistic margin and check ticket and disruption conditions with the rail provider.
Can we change to a full car journey?
Ask Airportcab to review availability and price before relying on that change.