An additional flight will be launched from Kyiv to Poland


At Przemysl station, a hub transfer to trains to Krakow, Berlin and Prague is organized.
From April 20, Ukrzaliznytsia is appointing an additional Intercity + flight Kyiv - Przemysl (Poland). This was reported in the company's Telegram channel .
The train will depart daily from Kyiv at 17:00 and arrive in Przemysl at 05:00. In the opposite direction from Przemysl, the train will depart daily from April 21 at 08:00 and arrive in Kyiv at 20:43.
It is also noted that a hub transfer to trains to Krakow, Berlin and Prague was organized at the Przemysl station. Upon arrival in Przemysl, passengers with a minimum waiting time will be able to transfer to:
05:50 - train Przemysl-Krakow;
07:07 - train Przemysl - Berlin;
07:22 – train Przemysl-Prague.
The company recalled that 2nd class tickets for TLK and IC trains are free for Ukrainians who crossed the border between Ukraine and Poland on February 24 and belong to the following groups: children under 18 years old, women, men over 60 years old, men over 18 up to 60 years of age with a disability.
Recall that all EU countries bordering Ukraine are allowed to cross the border if they have a passport of a citizen of Ukraine or a passport of a citizen of Ukraine.
The procedure for transporting animals is simplified, but you must have a document (veterinary passport) and, if possible, keep your pet in a carrier.
Volunteers work at each station: you can turn to them for help in such matters as: medicine, water, food, clothing or more.
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