PKP Intercity proposes new train connections to Świnoujście

PKP Intercity has submitted an application to the Office of Rail Transport to expand commercial rail services on the Warsaw–Świnoujście route. The proposal includes eight pairs of trains per day, with departures scheduled every two hours. While seven pairs would serve the full route to Świnoujście, one pair would operate between Warsaw and Szczecin.

The carrier intends to utilize Pendolino train sets to increase the number of fast connections between the capital and the coastal city. This expansion is part of a broader strategy by PKP Intercity to develop commercial offerings on various Polish routes, including connections to Kraków, Tricity, Wrocław, Kołobrzeg, and Hel. The application covers the period from December 2026 to December 2031, though the company suggests services could potentially begin as early as December of this year.