Railport: Operational Start of Türkiye’s First Private Intermodal Terminal

24/11/2025 RAILWAY, SPOT
Railport: Operational Start of Türkiye's First Private Intermodal Terminal - RaillyNews
Railport: Operational Start of Türkiye's First Private Intermodal Terminal - RaillyNews

As a new turning point in Türkiye’s logistics field Railport’s first dedicated intermodal terminalOfficially started train services on November 21, 2025. This step is considered as a strategic advance towards strengthening intermodal transportation capacity and deepening rail connections with Europe.

Startup in collaboration with MetransThe operation of the first voyage from Railport was carried out by the railway operator, who has been known in the sector for many years. MetransIt was carried out by. This collaboration To increase the use of railways in the freight flow between Türkiye and EuropeIt lays the foundations of a sustainable logistics corridor aimed at transportation and shows that regular train services will continue.

Key benefits offered by RailportIt stands out with its infrastructure designed to high standards. With its wide handling capacity and technological operation systems strengthening integration with international networksIt is positioned as a center. Due to its geographical location, it facilitates the flow of freight between Türkiye and Europe. orderly, safe and sustainableIt creates a bridge that can lead to a model.

Railport General Manager Fatih Yılmazkarasu, stated that this first train departure is a concrete indicator that will strengthen Türkiye’s railway transportation and stated that the terminal marks the beginning of long-term strategies. This new facility is a candidate to make significant contributions to the establishment of a sustainable logistics structure in the Türkiye-Europe railway corridor.

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