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==Łupków PKP - Medzilaborce mesto ŽSR==
==Łupków PKP - Medzilaborce mesto ŽSR==
[D] ŽSSK worked to Łupków when passenger services ceased on 29 August 2010, but reopened SSuO 1 July 2017. These summer only train pairs, one SSuO and the other SO are worked by PKP DMU's. In 2020 ŽSSK announced in early March that the two pairs this year will run FSSuO between 26 June - 6 September.
[D] ŽSSK worked to Łupków when passenger services ceased on 29 August 2010, but when Summer only services recommenced SSuO on 1 July 2017 they were worked by PKP DMU's. In 2023 there are two pairs SSuO between 24 June - 3 September.


==(Muszyna -) Leluchów PKP - Čirč ŽSR (- Plaveč)==
==(Muszyna -) Leluchów PKP - Čirč ŽSR (- Plaveč)==
[E] PKP works to Plaveč. After serious flood damage washed away a bridge north of Muszyna on 4/5 June 2010 the line was completely closed until 17 January 2011 but only freight traffic resumed.  A summer only SSuO passenger service resumed on 29 June 2019 until 01 September and a similar winter skiing service will run SSuO from 28 December 2019 to 23 February 2020. The 2020 summer dates are from 6 June to 6 September. The service is two return trips between Poprad-Tatry and Muszyna worked by ŽSSK DMU's.
[E] After serious flood damage washed away a bridge north of Muszyna on 4/5 June 2010 the line was completely closed until 17 January 2011 but only freight traffic resumed.  A summer only SSuO passenger service recommenced on 29 June 2019 until 1 September and then a winter SSuO skiing service was added from 28 December 2019 to 23 February 2020. Covid suspensions excluded, this pattern has continued each summer/winter since, normally two return trips between Poprad-Tatry and Muszyna worked by ŽSSK DMU's. In 2022/23 these are scheduled between 31 December 2022 and 26 February and 3 June to 3 September 2023. PKP works freight to Plaveč.


==(Nowy Targ -) Podczerwone PKP - Sucha Hora ŽSR (- Trstená)==
==(Nowy Targ -) Podczerwone PKP - Sucha Hora ŽSR (- Trstená)==
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==Zwardoń PKP - Skalité-Serafínov ŽSR (- Čadca)==
==Zwardoń PKP - Skalité-Serafínov ŽSR (- Čadca)==
[E] ŽSSK works services to Zwardoń. Electrification was completed in December 2002. Long distance trains via this route have ceased as the four train pairs across the border in 2018-19 all start/terminate at Zwardon.
[E] ŽSSK works services to Zwardoń. Electrification was completed in December 2002. Long distance trains via this route ceased in 2018-19 with a change of train required at Zwardoń.


== See also ==
== See also ==

Revision as of 17:52, 12 December 2022

Łupków PKP - Medzilaborce mesto ŽSR

[D] ŽSSK worked to Łupków when passenger services ceased on 29 August 2010, but when Summer only services recommenced SSuO on 1 July 2017 they were worked by PKP DMU's. In 2023 there are two pairs SSuO between 24 June - 3 September.

(Muszyna -) Leluchów PKP - Čirč ŽSR (- Plaveč)

[E] After serious flood damage washed away a bridge north of Muszyna on 4/5 June 2010 the line was completely closed until 17 January 2011 but only freight traffic resumed. A summer only SSuO passenger service recommenced on 29 June 2019 until 1 September and then a winter SSuO skiing service was added from 28 December 2019 to 23 February 2020. Covid suspensions excluded, this pattern has continued each summer/winter since, normally two return trips between Poprad-Tatry and Muszyna worked by ŽSSK DMU's. In 2022/23 these are scheduled between 31 December 2022 and 26 February and 3 June to 3 September 2023. PKP works freight to Plaveč.

(Nowy Targ -) Podczerwone PKP - Sucha Hora ŽSR (- Trstená)

Line closed and lifted. A bridge was blown up at the beginning of World War 2, thereby closing the border crossing. Czarny Dunajec - Podczerwone closed to all traffic in 1989 and Trstená - Sucha Hora in 1973.

Zwardoń PKP - Skalité-Serafínov ŽSR (- Čadca)

[E] ŽSSK works services to Zwardoń. Electrification was completed in December 2002. Long distance trains via this route ceased in 2018-19 with a change of train required at Zwardoń.

See also