Stadler Rail to provide ۱۱ double - decker trains for Aeroexpress
TIN news: Russian airport service provider Aeroexpress have agreed to buy 11 trains, which include nine six-car units and two four-car units from Switzerland-based manufacturer Stadler Rail Group.
The deal is valued at €183.9m and of that amount €67.2m has already been paid by Aeroexpress. A sum of RUB11.1bn (€150m) will be provided by Gazprombank.
The first train is expected to start commercial operation by December this year on the Paveletsky station to Domodedovo airport route in Russia.
The double-decker vehicles are also expected to begin carrying passengers to Vnukovo airport by next year. They will be with 3.4 meters wide and 5.2 meters high and are designed to reach maximum speeds of up to 160km/h.
The deal is valued at €183.9m and of that amount €67.2m has already been paid by Aeroexpress. A sum of RUB11.1bn (€150m) will be provided by Gazprombank.
The first train is expected to start commercial operation by December this year on the Paveletsky station to Domodedovo airport route in Russia.
The double-decker vehicles are also expected to begin carrying passengers to Vnukovo airport by next year. They will be with 3.4 meters wide and 5.2 meters high and are designed to reach maximum speeds of up to 160km/h.
"The trains are expected to be fully operational before the country hosts FIFA World Cup in Moscow in 2018."
Expected to be fully operational before the country hosts FIFA World Cup in Moscow in 2018, the new trains will connect Domodedovo Airport and Vnukovo International Airport to the city centre.
Aeroexpress director general Alexey Krivoruchko said: "The contract with Stadler is the largest in the history of Aeroexpress company and one of the most significant deals for the Moscow transport system as a whole.
"I am certain that our passengers will appreciate the comfort and convenience of the new trains.
Aeroexpress director general Alexey Krivoruchko said: "The contract with Stadler is the largest in the history of Aeroexpress company and one of the most significant deals for the Moscow transport system as a whole.
"I am certain that our passengers will appreciate the comfort and convenience of the new trains.