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Samara and Sochi will connect a new year-round double-decker train

Between Samara and Adler appointed a new double-decker train, which will run all year round on separate dates

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Samara and Sochi will connect a new year-round double-decker train

Between Samara and Adler appointed a new double-decker train, which will run all year round on separate dates. The first flight from Samara is scheduled for October 28, the return flight will depart from Adler on November 4. Tickets have already gone on sale, the press service of the Kuibyshev railway reported.

The composition included two-storey compartment cars and SV cars. They are equipped with air conditioning, toilets and passenger information systems. There are places for travelers with children, as well as for passengers with limited mobility and accompanying passengers.

The route will pass through Syzran, Penza, Rostov-on-Don, Krasnodar and Tuapse.

The new train will expand the possibilities of railway communication between the Volga region and the Black Sea coast of the Krasnodar Territory.

Previously reported. That part of the relics of Matrona of Moscow was brought to Sochi.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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