Long-distance train services from Vorkuta and Syktyvkar have expanded their wagon count.
Spicing Up Your Journey North: Extra Seats on AO "FPC" Trains During June Holidays
Beginning June 11 and running through June 15, a host of long-distance trains operated by AO "FPC" along the Northern Railway will see an upgrade - additional carriages to accommodate the rising travel demand during the extended June holidays.
This expansion in train composition is, of course, designed to cater to the burgeoning enthusiasm of rail enthusiasts taking advantage of the extended break.
In the Northward direction, the famous Train No. 77 Vorkuta - St. Petersburg will receive an extra 1 sleeper and 1 coupe carriage, promising a comfy ride for travelers.
Additionally, Trains No. 305 Syktyvkar - Usinsk will gain an extra sleeper carriage, while No. 53 Syktyvkar - Usinsk and No. 306 Usinsk - Syktyvkar will each receive an additional 1 sleeper carriage. Last but not least, No. 54 Usinsk - Syktyvkar will receive an impressive boost with 2 added sleeper carriages.
All in all, it seems the Northern Railway is gearing up to deliver a truly unforgettable journey for its passengers during the upcoming June holidays. So, buckle up, grab your tickets, and prepare for a smooth ride backed by extra space and comfort! (While we couldn't find explicit reasons behind the carriages' addition, it's common for train operators to adjust their services according to the season and demand, so we're guessing this is the case here.)
The additional carriages on AO "FPC" trains during the June holidays, a move in the public-transit sector, are likely driven by the increasing demand for transportation, particularly in the finance industry, as many take advantage of the extended holidays. This upgrade along the Northern Railway not only caters to rail enthusiasts but also reflects the industry's commitment to improve services during peak travel periods.
