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Azerbaijan Railways (ADY) will increase passenger capacity on its international Baku–Tbilisi–Baku service by almost 60% from 10 July by adding three sleeping carriages to each train, the company said.
The additional carriages will increase the number of passenger berths on each service from 178 to 282 and introduce lower-cost Standard+ fares, with tickets for the new carriages going on sale on Tuesday, News,Az reports, citing Vestnik Kavkaza.
According to ADY, Standard+ fares start from 40.30 manats (about $23.70), depending on the distance travelled.
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A one-way ticket from Baku to Tbilisi starts at 65.20 manats, while fares from Yevlakh, Ganja and Agstafa begin at 53.30, 49.30 and 45.30 manats, respectively. Tickets from Boyuk Kesik to Tbilisi and Gardabani cost 43.40 and 40.30 manats, respectively.
Direct rail services between Baku and Tbilisi resumed on 26 May 2026 after a six-year suspension.
