It's going to be a busy summer for Transavia. The subsidiary ofAir France is preparing to add several routes - ten to be precise - from the main French airports to its catalogue. Paris, Bordeaux, Marseille, Nantes and Lyon are involved in this vast offensive, which will begin on 30 March with the launch of the Orly-Amsterdam. The KLM hub will be served by Transavia with five flights a week, on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays. This frequency should ensure that the route attracts a significant number of business travellers.
Another Transavia innovation, still from Orly : Munich will benefit from three weekly flights. Operations will start on 3 April, with flights every Monday, Thursday and Sunday.
For its part, Bordeaux airport is continuing to attract low-cost carriers following the departure of Ryanair. Transavia, which is basing an aircraft at Mérignac this month, had already scheduled six routes, inherited in particular from the Irish low-cost carrier. Namely Agadir, Istanbul, MarrakechMarseille, Porto and Seville. The Air France subsidiary is adding a new flight to this list Bordeaux-Brussels. However, the frequency remains relatively low for this launch on 18 April: Transavia will operate these routes on Mondays and Fridays. Like the Montpellier - BastiaAnother new summer service will start on 12 July, with one flight a week on Saturdays.
As part of its summer programme, Transavia has also unveiled a number of new services aimed more at leisure customers. The carrier will be linking Marseille to Djerba, Funchal and Larnaca. Transavia will also be conquering Tirana from Nantes and Bordeaux airports. Finally, the Lyon - Chania flight will make its debut on 20 April.
" We're delighted to be expanding our network for next summer. Against a backdrop of sustained demand, our six bases are being consolidated with new travel opportunities to destinations that smell of holidays.notes Nicolas HéninExecutive Vice President Sales and Marketing for Transavia France. Next summer, we will once again be offering an ambitious programme with attractive prices to satisfy as many people as possible. ".
