Next FLIRT trains enter service in the Mazovia Region

Latest FLIRT trains for Mazovia presented in Warsaw

During a press conference at Warszawa Główna station, the two latest vehicles delivered under the first implementation agreement for Koleje Mazowieckie were presented today. The modern train-sets are already operating on selected routes, with additional units soon to be introduced into re-gional passenger service.

"The new vehicles will provide our passengers with even greater comfort and travel safety. Their environmental aspect is also important. Thanks to their lightweight construction and energy re-cuperation system, FLIRT trains consume less electricity, which translates into both reduced envi-ronmental impact and lower operating costs," said Czesław Sulima, Member of the Management Board and Operations Director of Koleje Mazowieckie.

Record pace and strong partnership

All 75 FLIRT trains for Koleje Mazowieckie are being manufactured at the Stadler Polska plant in Siedlce. The efficient execution of the project and the high delivery pace are the result of close and collaborative cooperation between the manufacturer and the operator.

"Delivering a project of this scale within such a short timeframe requires excellent cooperation between the teams involved on both sides. Every week we hand over additional vehicles, while production of the next units is already underway. Since the beginning of May, we have delivered 23 new trains to Koleje Mazowieckie - a record pace made possible thanks to tremendous com-mitment and very good cooperation with the customer. I would like to thank Koleje Mazowieckie for their openness, efficient communication, and partnership approach in implementing this pro-ject," emphasized Radosław Banach, CEO of Stadler Polska.

Travel comfort, safety and energy efficiency

The new FLIRT trains are already contributing to improved comfort, accessibility, and quality of regional travel across Mazovia.

The five-car trainsets can carry up to 582 passengers, including 261 seated passengers, and reach speeds of up to 160 km/h. They feature spacious entrance areas, a high proportion of low-floor space, and full accessibility for passengers with disabilities, travelers with strollers, and cyclists. The trains are equipped with air conditioning, wireless Wi-Fi internet access, a modern passenger in-formation system, and advanced safety systems, including ETCS Level 2, CCTV monitoring, AED defibrillators, and emergency intercoms.

The contract covers not only the delivery of the vehicles, but also their maintenance, staff training, and repair packages.