Stansted Express

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Franchise(s): Part of Greater Anglia francise
(1. April 2004 - 31. March 2011)
Main Route(s): Liverpool Street - Stansted Airport
Other Route(s): None
Fleet size: 9
Stations called at: 4
Parent company: 'one'
Web site: www.stanstedexpress.co.uk
Stansted Express route map
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Stansted Airport
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Bishop's Stortford (Limited Service)
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Harlow Town (Limited Service)
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Tottenham Hale
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Liverpool Street

Stansted Express is the direct train service linking central London (Liverpool Street station) to Stansted Airport, one of London's major air hubs. Stansted Express is owned and operated by National Express Group, and operated as part of NEG's 'one' train operating company, which holds the franchise for the majority of services in the Anglia region, and suburban services from Liverpool Street Station. Prior to 2004 Stansted Express was part of the WAGN franchise.

The service runs every 15 minutes with a journey time of approximately 45 minutes. The service also calls at Tottenham Hale for connection to the London Underground and easier access to the West End and North London. Stansted Express utilises a dedicated fleet of nine Class 317/7 EMUs running in multiple with Class 317/8 EMUs .

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[edit] Current fleet

Class Image Type Top speed Quantity Routes operated Built
mph km/h
Class 317/7 Image:317708 at London Liverpool Street.jpg electric multiple unit 100 160 9 Liverpool Street - Stansted Airport 1981 - 1987

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