Means of transport Central Armenia

Long reserved almost exclusively for freight trains, the station east of Gyumri has been back in service since the March 2018 launch of a modern-design electric train to Yerevan. It is not a TGV, since it takes 2 hours to cover the 130 km in one go, but on the scale of Armenia, it is a big step, and at the experimental stage since there are only 4 shuttles on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. While waiting for the other announced trains, there is always the Yerevan-Tbilisi, which connects the capital to Gyumri in more than 3 hours

Gumri airport has been refurbished; old equipment, sent to Stproducakert, has been replaced by more modern infrastructure, which now guarantees international connections. A local Taron Avia company has since 2017 provided more or less regular flights between Gyumri, Moscow and Krasnodar in Russia, and has been competed since the Russian low-cost company Pobeda, also providing connections with Russian cities.