Silver Arrow (rail-air service)

{{Short description|Intermodal transport service linking London and Paris}}

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| name = Silver Arrow

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| caption = BAC 1-11s operated the air mode of some Silver Arrow services

| type = Intermodal passenger

| status = Discontinued

| locale = England–France

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| first = {{start date|1956|05|18|df=y}}

| last = 1980

| successor = Eurostar

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| start = Victoria station, London

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| end = Gare du Nord, Paris

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The {{lang|en|Silver Arrow}} ({{langx|fr|Flèche d’Argent|link=no}}) was an intermodal passenger transport service linking Victoria station in London with Gare du Nord in Paris, via Gatwick Airport and Le Touquet Airport, northern France. In operation between 1956 and the opening of the Channel Tunnel, it used a combination of rail and air transport, and, for some of its existence, also buses.{{sfn|Smith|2015|page=47}}