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BBT SE[2][3] revised regular train service to 2034 on October 20–21, 2026. December 31 is a year-precision timeline anchor; no exact opening day is published.
Construction research 2026-10-24: BBT SE[3] reports three active construction lots. Its October 20–21, 2026 revision places construction completion in 2033 and regular train service in 2034, at approximately EUR 11.7 billion. The date uses the end of 2034 as a year-precision timeline anchor, not an announced opening day. Source quote: “There are currently three active construction lots, one of which is located in Italy and two in Austria.”
Construction research 2026-10-24: BBT SE[2] reports three active construction lots. Its October 20–21, 2026 revision places construction completion in 2033 and regular train service in 2034, at approximately EUR 11.7 billion. The date uses the end of 2034 as a year-precision timeline anchor, not an announced opening day. Source quote: “Total cost forecasts amount to around 11.7 billion euros.”
Railway Technology's own title covers the Brenner Base Tunnel project consistent with the pin's Wikipedia[1]-sourced 2032 target completion date, though the page itself could not be verified directly.
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BBT SE reports three active construction lots. Its October 20–21, 2026 revision places construction completion in 2033 and regular train service in 2034, at approximately EUR 11.7 billion. The date uses the end of 2034 as a year-precision timeline anchor, not an announced opening day.