Hezi Aslanov metrosu (Baku)
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Hazi Aslanov metro station is the terminus of the Red Line (Line 1) of the Baku Metro and serves as a vital transportation hub in the Khatai district. Named after the twice Hero of the Soviet Union, Major General Hazi Aslanov, the station plays a crucial role in the capital's transit system due to its strategic location and architectural design. It serves as the primary gateway connecting the city center with the Ahmadli and Guneshli residential areas, as well as the Zigh settlement. As of March 2026, the station is at the center of large-scale infrastructure upgrades part of the project to separate the "Green" and "Red" lines.
History:
Inauguration: The station was officially opened on December 10, 2002.
International Funding: Its construction was completed using a grant from the European Union's "TACIS" program along with state funds.
Architecture: The design features a blend of classical and modern styles, with walls adorned with natural marble and granite.
Renovation: Between 2024 and 2025, the technical facilities and escalator systems were fully modernized according to international safety standards.
Team:
Administrative Body: Managed by the station services department of "Baku Metro" CJSC.
Technical Team: A professional team of 80 specialists, including escalator operators, tunnel inspectors, and power supply engineers.
Security: Maintenance of order is ensured by the Metro Police Department and specialized security services.
Customer Support: Station attendants and guides available to assist passengers with navigation and inquiries.
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Passenger Transport: Continuous and rapid transit services along the Red Line.
Payment Terminals: Digital kiosks for purchasing and topping up "BakıKart" smart cards.
Underground Passages: Extensive pedestrian exits providing access to Khudu Mammadov and Mohammad Hadi streets.
Information Hub: Interactive digital boards providing real-time data on routes and schedules.
Wi-Fi Connectivity: High-speed free internet access for passengers available throughout the station area since 2025.
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Passenger Traffic: Capacity to handle an average of 35,000-40,000 passengers daily.
Infrastructure Investment: Over 150 million AZN has been allocated between 2024 and 2026 for the construction of the "Hazi Aslanov-2" transfer station and the modernization of the existing platform.
Technological Indicators: Implementation of the fully automated CBTC (Communication-Based Train Control) system for train movement regulation has been completed.
Energy Efficiency: Electricity consumption has been reduced by 20% through the use of LED lighting and new-generation ventilation systems.
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Accessibility: Installation of specialized elevators for persons with physical disabilities and tactile paving along the platform for visually impaired passengers.
Education: Regular broadcasting of safety instruction videos on station monitors for passenger awareness.
Cultural Initiatives: Organization of classical music concerts and photo exhibitions in the station lobby during national holidays and special events
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Line Separation Project: As of March 2026, the construction of the "Hazi Aslanov-2" station has entered its final phase, which will allow for the independent operation of the Green and Red lines.
Innovative Payment: Pilot testing of the "Face Pay" biometric payment system has commenced at the station.