The milestone comes after the initial phase of the project was completed by Alstom. The work saw Alstom overhaul 1,148 bogies across Avanti West Coast’s Class 390 Pendolino fleet.

From 16 September to 26 October 2024, an experiment of parcel transport by tram will be carried out on Line B of Strasbourg’s public transport network.

In total, 272 monorail cars for Cairo were manufactured in Derby, which is also home to Alstom’s Global Centre of Excellence for Monorail.

The project includes comprehensive upgrades to the airport’s systems, including the integration of ten new Innovia APM R vehicles.

The Test Lab offers advanced test benches simulating various railway safety systems, including world-class signalling technologies such as ERTMS and CBTC.

Alstom will continue to serve the North American signalling market, with communication-based train control (CBTC) and European train control systems (ETCS) solutions.

Latin America’s first monorail has already registered a record number of passengers.

Between 24-27 September, Team Alstom will be delighted to welcome you to our stand 450 in Hall 3.2 in Berlin, Germany and on tracks 5/40 and 5/45 in the outdoor display.

The first of the 60 new, longer trams, so-called M34, are now being delivered to Västtrafik in Gothenburg, Sweden. The tram is 12 metres, longer than the current models, and can accommodate almost twice as many passengers.

Another step forward has been taken towards the introduction of digital in-cab signalling to the UK’s East Coast Main Line (ECML) after Alstom has completed dynamic ETCS (European Train Control System) testing for a key passenger train.