A 65 km eastern extension of EU gauge train tracks, from the Polish border to a rail junction near Lviv airport, will generate almost 650,000 passenger rides a year

A 65 km eastern extension of EU gauge train tracks, from the Polish border to a rail junction near Lviv airport, will generate almost 650,000 passenger rides a year, according to the Cabinet of Ministers’ ‘Investment Atlas.’ With construction to start this year, the $21 million project will extend EU width tracks from Ukraine’s border town of Mostyka to Skynliv. From Skynliv, a western suburb of Lviv, trains are to go Lviv Airport and to Lviv-Holovnyi, the city’s main rail station.