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International Railway Journal, June, 2004
SWISS Federal Railways (SBB) and Italian State Railways (FS) together with the Swiss canton of Ticino and the Italian province of Lombardy are planning a second rail link to Milan Malpensa airport. It would run from Lugano, Switzerland, via Mendrisio, Varese, and Gallarate.
The project will involve upgrading existing lines and constructing a new 5.7km line to link the Varese-Porto Ceresio line with a disused industrial line recently purchased by SBB between Stabio and Mendrisio.
The estimated cost of the project is 272 million [euro], with Italy contributing two-thirds. The aim is to have the line in operation by 2010.
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