Title: British Rail Class 220 - Wikipedia
Headings: British Rail Class 220
British Rail Class 220
Contents
Technical details
Accidents and incidents
Formation and passenger facilities
Operations
Fleet details
See also
References
Further reading
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Content: It can now store three bicycles instead of four. Operations
220004 New Dawn at Elford in June 2001. CrossCountry Class 220 unit 220032 on a curve at Langstone Rock near Dawlish. Main article: Cross Country Route
All units are owned by Beacon Rail, after they were purchased from Voyager Rail Leasing, a consortium of Lloyds Banking Group and Angel Trains. They are leased to the train operating companies; as of 2013
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, CrossCountry is the only operator of Class 220 units. Virgin CrossCountry was the sole operator of Class 220 Voyager trains when they were introduced in 2001. When the Cross Country Route franchise was transferred to Arriva CrossCountry in November 2007, most of the Voyager fleet was transferred with it, and by the end of 2007 CrossCountry was the sole operator of Class 220 units. The 220s often operate in multiple with Class 221 units, which are mechanically similar except for their bogies and have the same coupler type.