If you're planning a trip down south during Easter, you might think that the quicker, more convenient journey by plane would cost you more, but that is often not the case.
New research has found that you would be paying a third more on average to take a long trip by train than by plane.
Consumer group Which? conducted the research that found the largest price difference was for an Edinburgh to Bournemouth trip, which costs 239 percent more to complete by train.