Rail Freight Corridor Atlantic held a meeting of the Cross-Border Operational Group (QCO) in Irun-Hendaye, gathering representatives from ADIF, SNCF Réseau, Infraestruturas de Portugal, RENFE Mercancías, SNCF Hexafret, Transfesa, APEF, and the Atlantic RFC team. The corridor also welcomed Portuguese colleagues as part of ongoing efforts to establish a similar WCO structure on the Spain-Portugal border.

The Atlantic Corridor held its annual joint meeting of the Terminal Advisory Group (TAG) and Railway Undertakings Advisory Group (RAG) on 26 November 2025, gathering ports, terminals, railway undertakings, infrastructure managers and sector organisations.

Participants included AP Sines Algarve, Infraestruturas de Portugal (IP), ADIF, SNCF Réseau, DB Infra Go, Renfe Mercancías, UIC, Porto de Setúbal, Porto de Lisboa, KLOG, SPC SAPEC, ALSA, APEF - Associação Portuguesa de Empresas Ferroviárias, and many others, alongside RFC Atlantic Management Board.

On October 22nd, the Atlantic Corridor Coordinator, François Bausch, visited the Sines Port. This visit constitutes as an opportunity to reenforce the relevance of the Rail Freight Corridor Atlantic within the Trans European Transport Network (TEN-T).

The Reserve Capacity for 2026 in Rail Freight Corridor Atlantic is now available!