Train service through Penn Station remains suspended following Thursday’s fire near the terminal. The MTA has issued an update on when service might resume
A commuter train crash outside Jakarta, Indonesia, claimed 15 lives, all women, after a long-distance train struck a stationary carriage. The rescue and recovery operation lasted for almost 12 hours
From air to rail in one booking: Now, you can book flights and train journeys together with Malaysia Airlines MHrail for seamless travel across the UK and South Korea
Serious head-on train crash in Denmark this morning, April 23, 2026, leaves 17 injured, four in serious condition. Municipality mayor: "I am deeply shaken and shocked and my thoughts are with all those involved The local track is used by many Gribskov citizens, employees and schoolchildren"
After delays: Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) has announced it will begin the full systems testing of the much-anticipated SkyLink. "Guests can expect to see the train running 24/7"
Amtrak has initiated procurement for its largest-ever long-distance train fleet. Over 800 new railcars will replace aging equipment across 14 routes. A fully standardized single-level fleet is planned for nationwide service
High-speed trains across Europe are reshaping travel, offering quick, comfortable journeys between major cities with frequent departures and central stations. Here are some of the most popular routes right now
The EU’s DiscoverEU program returns in April 2026, giving 18-year-olds a chance to explore Europe by train with 40,000 travel passes and discounts in celebration of over four decades of the Schengen agreements
National Rail update at 8:50 AM (GMT): Major disruption between Darlington and Newcastle expected until 9:00 AM. Affected train companies: CrossCountry, LNER, Lumo, Northern, and TransPennine Express. Also: disruption to high-level services at Glasgow Central expected until the end of the day (March 24) Train companies affected:Avanti West Coast, Caledonian Sleeper, CrossCountry, ScotRail, TransPennine Express
Transportation Minister Miri Regev, during a press conference held after the dramatic announcements that flydubai would operate an air train to Israel: "We approved companies from the Emirates to come to Israel, for their own reasons they chose not to do so"
