Ukrzaliznytsia, Spanish infrastructure manager ADIF, and technology company Tria Rail are developing a freight bogie capable of automatic gauge change. The technology is intended to speed up border crossings between Ukraine and the EU while reducing logistics costs.
At least 39 people have been killed and dozens injured after two high-speed trains derailed and collided…
Spain has awarded more than €44 million in rail freight subsidies as it steps up efforts to shift cargo…
Euroairlines has launched a new partnership with AccesRail that will allow passengers to book combined…
Barcelona’s future airport line is one step closer to reality. Alstom and Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat…
The big bet in the rail sector is everything that keeps the fleet moving. Spain has outlined a EUR 1 billion overhaul of Renfe’s maintenance system for…
A few months on from crisis, Talgo returns to form with German approval—leaving Škoda’s bid on the sidelines.
Think the Orient Express, but swap the Alps for Andalusia—and add flamenco, gazpacho, and 24/7 elegance. The Al Andalus it’s a moving museum of 1920s glamour,…
The political will is strong, and the investments are in place—yet Spain’s freight revival still runs into the same old walls. A new strategy aims high,…
Seventy-five years in, UIP isn’t just celebrating — it’s mobilising. From Valencia, Europe’s top wagon keepers laid down a bold agenda: 30% modal share,…
The International Union of Wagon Keepers (UIP), in collaboration with FAPROVE, is hosting the UIP Keepers Summit 2025 in Valencia, celebrating both a strategic…
The Iberian Peninsula didn’t just lose power—it lost control. With Spain and Portugal plunged into darkness, trains stopped, airports stalled, and Europe's…
Talgo is at a crossroads. A EUR 107.9 million loss, a EUR 116 million penalty from Renfe, a fierce bidding war, and a debt that's to be paid over the next…
The sale of Spanish train manufacturer Talgo is nearing its conclusion, with steel giant Sidenor entering the race. Despite governmental support, alternatives…
On March 11, 2004, Madrid was shaken by one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in Europe’s history. Ten bombs exploded on four commuter trains, killing…