On Sunday, April 26, 2026, PKP Intercity announced that several Intercity (IC) trains would operate with substitute wagon compositions due to operational adjustments. The changes affect services on key domestic routes across Poland, prompting the carrier to inform passengers of potential seating adjustments compared to originally booked accommodations.
The announcement, published on the official PKP Intercity website at 09:16 and updated later in the day at 18:41, applies specifically to trains running on April 26, 2026. Passengers are advised to check information displays inside carriages for real-time seating guidance and retain the right to file complaints regarding travel comfort if needed.
Among the affected services, IC train number 3202/3 “Jadwiga” operating between Kraków Główny and Lublin Główny will run with one first-class wagon and six second-class wagons, including one wagon adapted for passengers with reduced mobility using wheelchairs. The same configuration applies to the return service, IC 2302/3 “Jadwiga,” on the Lublin Główny to Kraków Główny route.
Similarly, IC 2402/3 “Jadwiga” between Kielce Główne and Gliwice will operate with identical wagon composition: one first-class and six second-class wagons, one of which is accessibility-equipped.
IC 6220/1 “Łysica,” running from Wrocław Główny to Kielce Główne, will feature one first- and second-class combined wagon (classified as 1/2), three second-class wagons, and one accessibility-adapted wagon for wheelchair users.
In contrast, IC 2600/1 “Łempicka” on the Lublin Główny to Wrocław Główny route will consist of one first-class and six second-class wagons, but notably lacks a wagon adapted for passengers with reduced mobility. PKP Intercity explicitly notes that passengers on this service may be assigned seats different from those indicated on their tickets due to the absence of the accessibility vehicle.
The carrier reiterates that all passengers have the right to submit complaints concerning comfort and service quality during their journey. Official updates are published via the PKP Intercity press office, and travelers are encouraged to consult the carrier’s website or station announcements for last-minute changes.
No additional services beyond those listed were included in the April 26, 2026 substitute wagon announcement. All details are derived solely from the official PKP Intercity communiqué published on the date of service.
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