Two Brightline trainsets are seen sitting in Terminal C in Orlando International Airport. These trains will eventually return to Miami, FL with passengers.
Operating with the red trainset, Brightline train 702 cruises out of the tunnel underneath the highway outside Cocoa, Florida as it heads towards Orlando. Running on it newly constructed alignment... (more)
Siemens in the Sunshine State. Brightline locomotive no. 104 is seen leading the Orange trainset south through Cocoa, FL, operating as train 5737, having just rounded the curve onto the... (more)
Cruising south on the bridge of the Saint Sebastian River, the Brightline Red trainset approaches the town of Roseland, Florida as it makes its run from Orlando to Miami. This bridge was newly con... (more)
Bright Green 1 departing Orlando's massive station. The station has room for future expansion which includes a planned entrance of Sunrail in the years ahead.
Bright Green 1 departing Orlando ducks under roads and taxiways on the way out of the airport complex. Soon the train will turn east from north and be running at 125 mph.
Bahamas Wrap! BLF 723 departs Orlando. The full window covered wraps are ending with new wraps not blocking windows.
Florida East Coast Brightline Siemens SCB-40 121 is on a southbound train in Melbourne, Florida on Monday April 29, 2024.
Florida East Coast Brightline Siemens SCB-40 is on a northbound passenger train on the single-track bridge in Stuart, Florida.
Florida East Coast Brightline Siemens SCB-40 is on a northbound train in Stuart, Florida on Monday April 26, 2024.
The 3rd train out of Orlando on opening day blasts east
The first train to Orlando from Miami blasts west. The service has remained popular with Brightline ordering more cars.
BLF 702 tears past FEC local 915 both traveling north into Cocoa Florida.
A Briightline service bound for Miami rockets south on what is a triple track main through this area.
A peaceful afternoon is briefly interrupted by the sound of Brightline 113 as it races north across the Crane Creek bridge in downtown Melbourne, Florida.
