Comienza la transición de tres líneas de la CPTM a Trivia Trens

La fase de transición de las líneas 11-coral, 12-safira y 13-jade de la CPTM, incluyendo el Expresso Aeroporto, hacia Trivia Trens comenzó este jueves en São Paulo. La concesionaria asumirá el control total recién en julio de 2027 tras un año de supervisión.

La transición inició el 21 de mayo de 2026, cuando el personal de Trivia Trens comenzó el contacto directo con las operaciones diarias. El control permanece bajo la CPTM, la empresa estatal del gobernador Tarcísio de Freitas, hasta el 21 de julio, momento en que comenzará la operación asistida.

Las tres líneas transportaron cerca de 20 millones de pasajeros en marzo. Se completaron más de 700 horas de capacitación para preparar al equipo de la concesionaria, según Paulo Ferreira, director de operaciones y mantenimiento de Trivia Trens.

Trivia Trens está controlada por Comporte Participações, un holding creado por Nenê Constantino, de la familia fundadora de la aerolínea Gol. A lo largo de la concesión de 25 años, se prevén inversiones de 14.300 millones de reales para mejoras de infraestructura y modernización.

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