Keystone-SDA B-Roll/Archiv
B-Roll/Archive: Jungfernfahrt durch den Gotthard-Basistunnel CLEANFEED
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00:00 – 00:10 people boarding the train at Zurich mainstation, schedule board on the track
00:10 – 00:20 Andreas Meyer, CEO of the Swiss Federal Railways, greets his passengers on the intercom system aboard the train
00:20 – 00:35 Statement Andreas Meyer: „Our annualy change in schedule and todays opening is a big thing. But on the other hand, my staff told me yesterday in the operations center that it’s about time that we start. We’ve been preparing it for three years. To finally do it is much better that planning it.“
00:35 – 00:50: Andreas Meyer personally greets passengers on the train, passengers sit in their compartments
00:50 – 01:03 Statement female passenger: „The Gotthard is a special mountain. It symbolises our path to south, to warmth and the sun. It’s unique to be part of the maiden voyage and to travel from Zurich to Lugano in two hours.“
01:03 – 01:10 Statement male passenger: „It’s a historic moment for me and I really wanted to be part of it.“
01:10 - 01:31 Statement female passenger: „I tried to be very conscious about passing through the mountain. I felt the speed accelerating. It’s special: it’s the first ride through the longest tunnel in the world.“
01:31 – 01:51 cargo trains are shown near the Gotthard tunnel (archive)
01:51– 02:10 Statement Andreas Meyer: We have many more projects in regards to the Gotthard tunnel to broaden it for more cargo traffic. In 2020 all of it should be ready, hopefully also with our connecting hubs to Germany.“
02:04 – 02:10 as Meyer speaks, the arrival in Lugano is shown through the passenger windows
02:10 – 02:15 The first passenger leave the train in Lugano and are being welcomed on loudspeakers in Italian
02:15 – 02:21 Meyer greets staff of the first cargo train that arrives in Lugano
