International Train Delays

6 delayed international trains

18 лютого 13:46

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Kyiv

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Bucharest

Delayed since: 00:13 Increasing

Monthly: Max: +6:00 Avg: +0:33

Chełm

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Dnipro

Delayed since: 00:13 Increasing

Monthly: Max: +1:36 Avg: +0:27

Przemyśl

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Kyiv

Delayed since: 10:11 Increasing

Monthly: Max: +0:58 Avg: +0:21

Vienna

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Kyiv

Delayed since: 02:05 Max: +0:30 Increasing

Monthly: Max: +17:12 Avg: +0:58

Uzhhorod

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Kyiv

Delayed since: 02:05 Max: +0:30 Increasing

Monthly: Max: +17:12 Avg: +0:58

Kharkiv

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Uzhhorod

Delayed since: 12:18 Stable

Monthly: Max: +0:50 Avg: +0:10

About This Data

This page shows delayed international trains operated by Ukrainian Railways (Ukrzaliznytsia). Data is updated every 5 minutes from the official source.

Delay Legend

Under 1 hour

1-2 hours

Over 2 hours

Understanding Train Delay Statistics

Real-Time Updates

Delay data is fetched directly from Ukrzaliznytsia every 5 minutes. You see the same information that railway staff use.

Delay Trends

We track how delays change throughout the day. Rising trend means the train is falling further behind schedule.

Monthly Statistics

We store 30 days of delay history. This helps you understand which trains are frequently delayed and plan accordingly.

Average Delay

The average delay is calculated from all recorded delays in the last 30 days, giving you a realistic expectation.

Frequently Asked Questions

The data comes directly from the official Ukrzaliznytsia system and is updated every 5 minutes. It reflects the same information available to railway staff and at train stations.

This page only shows international trains that are currently delayed. If your train is on time, it won't appear here. Only trains crossing Ukraine's borders to Poland, Hungary, Austria, Romania, Slovakia, Czech Republic, and Moldova are tracked.

Green indicates delays under 1 hour, yellow shows delays between 1-2 hours, and red highlights delays over 2 hours. This helps you quickly assess the severity of each delay.

Monthly statistics show the maximum and average delay for each train over the last 30 days. If a train frequently shows high delays, you might want to choose an alternative or plan for potential delays when booking.

Yes, significant train delays can sometimes affect border crossing operations. If you're traveling by car near a railway border crossing, major train delays might impact overall border processing. Check our main border queue monitoring for real-time car queues.

Yes, all international trains are tracked 24/7, including popular night trains to Warsaw, Budapest, Vienna, and Bucharest. Night train delays are especially important to know as they can affect your arrival and onward travel plans.