Bringing Valladolid into the future

TYPSA has reimagined Valladolid Campo Grande station. Image: TYPSASince its expansion in the 19th century, the city of Valladolid has been a key part of the Spanish railway network, handling significant passenger and freight traffic due to its strategic location. By 2035, the station is expected to manage 16,000 passengers daily – a 27 per cent increase on current capacity. By 2050, that […] The post Bringing Valladolid into the future appeared first on Rail Express.

Bringing Valladolid into the future

railexpress.com.au - 17/Sep 22:57

TYPSA has reimagined Valladolid Campo Grande station. Image: TYPSASince its expansion in the 19th century, the city of Valladolid has been a key part...

Fraport reports August 2025 passenger growth across global airports

wn.com - 12/Sep 07:18

Frankfurt, Germany Fraport AG has reported continued growth in passenger volumes across its airport network in August 2025, with Frankfurt Airport...

Fraport reports August 2025 passenger growth across global airports

wn.com - 12/Sep 07:18

Frankfurt, Germany Fraport AG has reported continued growth in passenger volumes across its airport network in August 2025, with Frankfurt Airport...

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marhaba.qa - 08/Sep 06:31

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fbcnews.com.fj - 09/Sep 00:11

Ten people were killed and at least 61 were injured in central Mexico when a freight train smashed into a double-decker passenger bus, which the train...

Ten people killed, 61 hurt after Mexican train hits double-decker bus

fbcnews.com.fj - 09/Sep 00:11

Ten people were killed and at least 61 were injured in central Mexico when a freight train smashed into a double-decker passenger bus, which the train...