In Ukraine, they plan to launch a new comfortable transplant message between Kiev and Vienna, as well as a train with Austrian sedentary wagons to Uzhgorod through Chop. In addition, Ukrainian railway workers will be trained in Vienna to improve the passenger and technical service.

It is reported by " Recently, an important meeting of the Chairman of the Board of Ukrzaliznitsa JSC Alexander Pertsovsky with the General Director of the Austrian State Railway Company OBB Andreas Matte was held in Kyiv.

One of the main issues of the meeting was the creation of a new, more comfortable transplant message between Kyiv and Vienna. To date, there is a train that follows the capital of Austria, however, railway workers are working to improve the travel conditions, a decrease in travel time and increase the level of comfort for passengers.

In addition, the possibility of launching a train with Austrian sedentary wagons to Uzhgorod through Chop is discussed. This route will allow passengers conveniently get to Western Ukraine, and will also provide quick transfers to European directions. This decision will significantly expand the possibilities for trips and strengthen the transport connection between Ukraine and Austria.

In addition to improving the railway message, the parties agreed to cooperate in the training of personnel. As part of the agreements, selected employees will undergo training in Vienna. Trainings will be devoted to improving the quality of passenger services, technical service and the implementation of the best European practices into the work of Ukrainian railway workers.

Such an exchange of experience will increase the level of service in Ukrainian trains, making them more comfortable and convenient for passengers. Particular attention will be paid to adaptation of international service standards, which will contribute to the integration of Ukraine into the European transport system.

OBB is one of the leading railway companies in Europe, providing not only domestic transportation, but also international routes. The company's railway messages cover the Czech Republic, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia, the Netherlands, Belgium, France and Croatia. Thanks to cooperation with OBB, Ukraine receives new opportunities for integration into the European transport system.