List of CFL classes

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This is the list of rolling stock of the Chemins de Fer Luxembourgeois (CFL). In October 2010, CFL ordered eight double-deck EMUs from Stadler Rail; these will enter join CFL in 2014. [1]

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Current fleet

Electric

 Class Image Type  Top speed  Number  Built  Notes 
 mph  km/h 
Class 2000 (SNCF Z11500) CFL 2012.JPG Electric multiple unit 99160221990-1992
Class 2200 (SNCF Z24500) CFL-2210.JPG Electric multiple unit 99160222004, 2010
Class 2300 Stadler KISS of CFL in Trier in July 2014.jpg Electric multiple unit 99160212014Replaced Class 628 and DB 181.200 locos on service to Trier and Koblenz
Class 3000 (SNCB Class 13) CFL 3014 Kautenbach.JPG Electric locomotive 124200201997-19983001 was withdrawn after a major fire.
Class 4000 CFL 4015.jpg Electric locomotive 87140202004-2005Only TRAXX P140AC locos built.

Diesel

 Class Image Type  Top speed  Number  Built  Notes 
 mph  km/h 
Class 628 CFL-Dieseltriebwagen 628 506-8.jpg Diesel multiple unit 21994Returned to DBAG in 2014, replaced by Class 2300
Class 300 MaK G850BB (800160 A).jpg Diesel locomotive 37601919662007 ex ARBED
Class 1100 CFL 1102 MaK Luxembourg.JPG Diesel locomotive 6210062004Rented since 2004
Class 1800 09.06.91 Luxembourg 1803 & 1817 (13175308904).jpg Diesel locomotive 75120201961-1962Most withdrawn. Some had steam boilers for passenger trains.

Past fleet

 Class Image Type  Top speed  Number  Built  Retired  Notes 
 mph  km/h 
Class 200 CFL 212 Wiltz 01.jpg Diesel multiple unit 6510581956Two units preserved.
Class 250 Nickname "Moulinex" 19880730a Esch-sur-Alzette.jpg Electric multiple unit 75120619752006New Build, ran with Class 260. Sold TO CFR, Romania.
Class 260, Nickname "Moulinex" Luxembourg 1995 (3130441652).jpg Electric multiple unit 75120219712006EX-SNCF Z26169, 26168, ran with Class 250, Sold to CFR, Romania.
Class 450 CFL 455 Gare Luxembourg 02.jpg Diesel locomotive 213551953?1 preserved
Class 1600 1604 2.jpg Diesel locomotive 75120419551994All but 1601 preserved.
Class 2100 CFL 2106.jpg Railcar 7512062000?Sold to SNCF as TER Lorraine X 73813 - 73818 in order
Class 3600 CFL 3602.jpg Electric locomotive 75120201958-195920051 preserved
Wegmann CFL Wegmann 1class Lugage.jpg Carriage 601965-19672006Up to 10 preserved including 1 or 2 owned by the GAR

Diesel Shunters

ClassImage
Class 600
Class 800 CFL 804 Gare Luxembourg 02.jpg Three preserved, one by CFL
Class 850 CFL 851 topview.JPG One preserved by CFL, many sold to French operators
Class 900 CFL 905 pic1.JPG Many sold to French operators
Class 1000 CFL 1004.JPG
Class 1020 Deutz KK130B (CFL 102x).jpg
Class 1030 Lokomotiv 1033.jpg
Class 2001 Deutz KS200B (56764 B).jpg

Diesel Locos

ClassImage
Class 1500 CFL Cargo 1502.jpg
Class 1600 NOHAB CFL 1604 IR Goebelsmuhle 2010-09-19.jpg
Class 1700 One on short term lease (1701), now gone.

On Track Plant

ClassImage
Class 1050
Class 1060
Class 1070

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References

  1. "Railway Gazette: Luxembourg orders Stadler double-deck trains" . Retrieved 2010-10-12.

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