Starting from June 9, Ukrzaliznytsia plans to accelerate the train from Kyiv to Warsaw, reducing the travel time by 1 hour and 23 minutes, reports the carrier’s press service.
The reduction in travel time has been made possible through the optimization of border and customs operations at the Polish station of Dorohusk.
From June 9, Train No. 67 Kyiv-Warsaw will depart from Kyiv-Passenger station at 19:45 (instead of 18:19) and arrive in the Polish capital at 10:18 (instead of 10:15). Train No. 68 Warsaw-Kyiv will depart from Warsaw East station at 17:48 (instead of 17:50) and arrive in the Ukrainian capital at 12:13 (instead of 12:17).
Additionally, Ukrzaliznytsia has adjusted the schedules of trains connecting with Helm, aiming to reduce both travel time and passenger waiting during transfers from Polish connecting services.
Train No. 119 Dnipro-Kyiv-Helm will depart from Dnipro at 21:48, from Kyiv-Passenger station at 06:27-06:47, and arrive at its final destination at 16:33 (instead of 17:20). Train No. 120 Helm-Kyiv-Dnipro will depart from Helm station at 10:37 (instead of 10:27), from Kyiv-Passenger station at 22:39-23:13, and arrive at its final destination at 07:28.
In addition:
- Train No. 19 Kyiv-Helm will depart from Kyiv-Passenger station at 19:45 (instead of 18:19) and arrive at its final destination at 05:42 (instead of 04:55).
- Train No. 20 Helm-Kyiv will depart from Helm station at 22:43 (instead of 23:40) and arrive at its final destination at 12:13 (instead of 12:17).
- Train No. 23 Kyiv-Helm will depart from Kyiv-Passenger station at 21:41 (instead of 22:40) and arrive at its final destination at 11:15 (instead of 11:05).
- Train No. 24 Helm-Kyiv will depart from Helm station at 15:55 (instead of 16:42) and arrive at its final destination at 05:13 (instead of 05:39).
Ticket sales under the updated schedule have already begun.
