Qymaja Gelis

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Qymaja Gelis
Native name
Ⱒⰺⰿⰰⱜⰰ Ⰳⰵⰾⰹⱄ
TypeCrown corporation
IndustryRailway
Area served
Qym
ServicesTBD
RevenueTBD
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Total assetsTBD
Number of employees
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Qymaja Gelis (Sukatic script: Ⱒⰺⰿⰰⱜⰰ Ⰳⰵⰾⰹⱄ; literally Qymish Rail) or simply QG (Sukatic script: ⰢⰃ) is a crown corporation and the national railway company of Qym. Founded in 2211, it operates and has a monopoly on all rail transport in Qym, whether freight or passenger. It is also responsible for railway infrastructure management and is also active in property management and the hospitality industry. Qym has the ?th-highest railway usage on Basis, with a modal share of 24.72% for passengers (excluding light rail & metro), and a modal share of 72.86% for freight.

History

Passenger services

High-speed lines

As of 2440, Qym's high-speed rail network comprises 4 lines in service, 2 under construction, and 3 planned lines. The first line was inaugurated in 2387, connecting the capital, Zhol, with the OCEAN NAME city of Nagur to the south. The second line was inaugurated in 2400, connecting the capital, Zhol, with the city of Patsalys to its west. The third line was inaugurated in 2409, connecting the capital, Zhol, with the city of Byvichek to its east. The fourth line was inaugurated in 2423, connecting the capital, Zhol, with the city of Teurek to its southeast/west. Two lines have been under construction since 2420, connecting Zhol with Leramy and with Tulim, and scheduled to open in 2445. In a break from the previously Zhol-centric network, a planned 7th line would connect Nagur with Teurek, while an 8th would connect Balc and Krosnica, and a 9th the cities of Kalnuj and Narylce.

Conventional lines

Regional lines

Commuter lines

Freight services

Qym

Meran

International operations

International trains

Ventures

Consulting

Other operations

Property management

Qymaja Gelis tries to develop suitable sites in relation to their railway network and new projects, including stations themselves. U/C

Shopping centers

Many railway stations in large cities incorporate shopping centers or are adjacent to ones owned by Qymaja Gelis. U/C

Hospitality

Similar to how airports tend to have hotels within or near them, Qym's railways stations often incorporate QG-branded hotels.

Sponsorship

Incidents

See also