All FPC train carriages are equipped with a heating system which operates in winter, but is switched off during the summer. Depending on the class of service, carriages can be equipped with bio-toilets, air conditioners which operate in summer, but are switched off during the winter. Additional paid services included in the fare can be provided.

All passenger carriages are equipped with boilers or coolers. Passengers are provided with boiled or bottled water.

The following types of passenger carriages operate in FPC passenger trains.

LOCOMOTIVE TRACTION

Luxury carriages

There are several types of carriage: with four, five and six compartments in a carriage. Carriages with four compartments are equipped with a saloon-bar.

The luxury carriage compartments are 1.5 times larger than the standard ones in carriages with six compartments and twice as large as in carriages with four. The compartment has 2 seats/berths: a sofa that transforms into a single bed 120 cm wide, and an upper berth 90 cm wide. The compartment has an armchair and a folding table.

Each compartment has an individual bathroom with a washbasin, a vacuum toilet that also functions during stops, and a shower (in a carriage with four compartments there is a shower cabinet). The bathroom floor is heated.

The compartments of Lux carriages are equipped with individual air conditioning systems, TVs, DVD players and radios.
Sleeper carriages

The carriage has 8 or 9 two-berth compartments with berths for lying down and two toilets with washbasins.

The compartment has two lower or lower and upper berths, a table, a mirror on the compartment door and walls (except for transformer/convertible carriages), clothes hangers, and places for hand luggage.
Compartment carriages

A compartment passenger car has 9 four-berth compartments, 2 toilets with washbasins.

Each compartment has two upper and lower berths, a table, a mirror on the compartment door, clothes hangers, and places for hand luggage.
MIXED carriages These are carriages that feature two types of carriages (Luxury and Sleeper Carriages or Sleeper Carriages and a compartment).
Open type of carriage with couchettes

An open type of carriage with couchettes has 9 open-type compartments and 2 toilets with washbasins.

The carriage is designed for 54 berths, 4 berths in each compartment: two lower berths, two upper berths, and 18 side berths: upper and lower. Each compartment, as well as the side berths, has a table, places for hand luggage, and coat hooks.
General carriages A carriage with seats. As a rule, reserved seat carriages are used with 81 seats and sometimes compartment carriages with 54 seats.
Carriages with seats

These are carriages equipped with comfortable seats.

The carriages are divided into carriages with a standard layout of (50-70) seats, with an improved saloon type (up to 50) and carriages based on a compartment carriage. The carriages have 2 toilets with washbasins.

There are also double-decker compartment carriages, sleeper carriages and carriages with seats on the trains.
International carriages

Luxury carriages, sleeper carriages and RIC compartment carriages run on international services (except those to and from the CIS and Baltic countries, China, Mongolia and North Korea). Standard (as on domestic services) Lux, sleeper and compartment carriages run to the CIS and Baltic countries, China, Mongolia, North Korea.

MOTOR CAR ROLLING STOCK

Carriages with seats

"Lastochka" motor car trains and other electric and diesel trains with seats run on interregional services.

The number of seats depends on the carriage design.

The fundamental difference between motor car rolling stock and a locomotive-hauled train is that some or all of the carriages fitted with motor car rolling stock are equipped with both engines for traction and passenger compartments. In a locomotive-hauled train, the cars are not self-propelled.