BLS AG

In 2007 the new, 34.6-kilometre-long (21.5 mi) Lötschberg Base Tunnel opened, which is part of the 449 km of infrastructure owned and operated by BLS AG.

The Lötschberg base tunnel was built by a wholly owned subsidiary, BLS AlpTransit AG.

As of 2012[update], BLS was planning to spend around 1·2bn SFr on new rolling stock by 2025, building a more standardised fleet with fewer different types of train.

This includes open access services over Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) and STB Sensetalbahn tracks.

BLS Busland operates a fleet of 36 buses over a network that complements the passenger train services.

Rail network (infrastructure) after merger: blue lines belonged to BLS Lötschbergbahn, red lines to Regionalverkehr Mittelland
BLS Re 425 in Spiez (2010)
BLS Re 485 014-5 in Spiez , 18 February 2006.
BLS RABe 528 (right) in Neuchâtel , 28 May 2021
MS Jungfrau on Brienzersee at Brienz