Train services will resume between Huopalahti and Myyrmäki at 4am on 10 August. In addition, Pohjois-Haaga and Kannelmäki stations will reopen and I, P and D trains will largely return to normal. There will be changes to K, R and T train timetables.
A trains between Helsinki and Leppävaara will also resume service on 10 August. Read more about service changes on the Coastal Line here.
For up-to-date routes and timetables, see the Journey Planner.
I, K and P trains from 10 August
- I trains will stop at all stations between Malmi and Tikkurila.
- I and P train services between Helsinki, Tikkurila, Helsinki Airport and Myyrmäki will largely return to normal.
- I and P trains will not stop at Malminkartano station until 4am on 7 September due to the renovation of Malminkartano station.
- K trains will resume their normal timetables. This means that they will run every 10 minutes except for late evenings, nights and weekends when they will run every 15–30 minutes.
- Between Helsinki and Myyrmäki, some tracks will remain closed and every other I and P train will be cancelled at busy times until 4 October. Services will be cancelled Monday to Friday approximately between 6am and 11.30pm, on Saturdays approximately between 7.30am and 11.30pm and on Sundays approximately between 8.30am and 11.30pm. Every other I train will become a P train at Myyrmäki.
- The 4.36am I train from Helsinki on weekdays will depart five minutes earlier at 4.31am.
- The daily 9.26pm I train from Helsinki will be cancelled until 6 September.
D, T, R and Z trains from 10 August
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Outside peak times, R trains will again run every 30 minutes. Additional R train services at peak times will resume, and D trains will resume service.
- There will be minor changes to the timetables for T trains from Kerava to Riihimäki. These changes will also affect the timetables of some Z train services.
- D trains will resume service. A new platform 1 will open at Ainola station. R and T trains towards Helsinki will stop at this platform.