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September 16 marked the opening of Istanbul, Turkey's first metro, constructed by an Alstom-led consortium and its Turkish partners, Albayrak and Cengiz Insaat, for a total investment of $550 million.
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Despite the firm's financial difficulties, Alstom CEO Kron says it is performing well.
Read More →The regional trains, to be used for service in the greater Stockholm area, will be able to operate at speeds up to 100 mph.
Read More →The new trains — set to be delivered during 2017 — will operate on the RER line A, which carries 1.2 million passengers per day, making it the busiest regional line in Europe.
Read More →Autonomy and energy efficiency are important criteria in urban transport. With continued focus on ensuring the proper architectural integration of trams into city centers, Alstom expanded its range of catenary-free solutions with SRS, a breakthrough ground-based power charging system for all types of tramways, including the non-Alstom built.
Read More →In METRO's latest installment, we take a look at the latest news in Indiana, Los Angeles, and more.
Read More →Alstom Transport’s knowledge and innovation team debuted new virtual training simulators to the North American market including the new oculus 3D virtual reality headset, which simulates being in the driver’s seat of a high-speed train traveling over 250 mph.
Read More →The rail link, which will enable travelers to get from London to Paris in 2 hours and 20 minutes and 2 hours to Brussels, is set for completion in 2007.
Read More →The operational train, capable of operating at maximum speeds of 225mph (360 km/h), will reduce journey times for passengers.
Read More →Orders for tramsets to serve existing lines in France.
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