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RegioJet proposes new international rail routes from Poland

Overview

Czech rail operator RegioJet has submitted applications to the Polish Office of Rail Transport (UTK) to launch four new international connections starting December 12, 2027. These daily services are intended to run for a five-year period, concluding on December 11, 2032.

The proposed routes include Katowice to Rijeka in Croatia, Warsaw to Prague, and Przemyśl to Vienna. A primary highlight is a connection from Warsaw to Sankt Anton am Arlberg in the Austrian Alps. This route is expected to take approximately 16 hours and 25 minutes, passing through Katowice, Ostrava, Vienna, and Salzburg, with access to ski resorts such as Zell am See and Kitzbühel. This service is intended to serve as an affordable alternative to seasonal ski charters.

The Katowice to Rijeka line aims to provide year-round service to the Adriatic, potentially competing with seasonal offerings like PKP Intercity’s Adriatic Express. To operate these services, RegioJet intends to use 12-car locomotive-hauled sets utilizing Alstom Traxx or Siemens Vectron locomotives, utilizing key transit points such as Bogumin and Ostrava.

Entities

RegioJet · Warsaw · Sankt Anton am Arlberg · Wizz Air · Ryanair

Timeline

  1. 19 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    RegioJet proposes new international rail routes from Poland

    RegioJet has proposed four new international rail routes starting in 2027, including a major connection from Warsaw to the Austrian Alps via Vienna and Salzburg.

  2. 22 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    RegioJet proposes new international rail routes from Poland

    RegioJet has applied to launch four new international rail routes from Poland to Austria, Croatia, and the Czech Republic, starting in December 2027.

  3. 26 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 14 sources
    Wizz Air and Ryanair expand operations in Europe

    Wizz Air is launching new routes from Bratislava to Sarajevo and expanding services in Bosnia and Herzegovina, while Ryanair considers a €500 million engine maintenance center in Sosnowiec, Poland.

Sources

6yka.com · biznis.ba · ereport.sk · exyuaviation.com · fly4free.pl · hnonline.sk · korso.pl · loveloveloveblog.com · nakolei.pl · natemat.pl · novi.ba · rtvslon.ba · sketcher.startitup.sk · spidersweb.pl · sport1.ba · supernowosci24.pl · travelplanet.pl · turystyka.wp.pl · vijesti.ba · zwrot.cz

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