More flights to Africa with Transavia this winter

Transavia, the low-cost subsidiary of Air France-KLM, plans to offer more flights to the African continent this winter from France. In particular to Hurghada and Dakar. 
Transavia celebrates its 60th anniversary with an Airbus A321neo in the airline's 1965 livery (Photo: Transavia NL)

Transavia France is continuing to develop its flight offer for the 2025-2026 winter season. The low-cost subsidiary of the Air France KLM group announces the opening of 3 new routes next winter: Gran Canaria, Hurghada and Seville.

In Africa, Hurghada (Egypt) will benefit from a weekly flight every Saturday from Toulouse. The first flight will take off on 1 November.

The airline will also be offering more frequencies to Dakar from Bordeaux, Lyon and Nantes.. On these three routes to the Senegalese capital, Transavia will be offering three weekly flights instead of the previous 2.

Dakar remains the most important destination in sub-Saharan Africa the low-cost carrier with flights to seven French cities. In addition to Bordeaux, Lyon and Nantes, Transavia also offers flights from Lille, Marseille, Nice and Toulouse.

Other new products announced this winter include the launch of Bordeaux-Gran Canaria with one flight a week every Saturday. Toulouse-Seville will benefit from two frequencies per week, on Thursdays and Sundays.

In addition, Transavia is extending three seasonal routes this winter. These are the between Paris Orly and Thessaloniki, between Nantes and Berlin and between Marseille and Djerba.

Finally, the company, which this year is celebrating its 60th anniversary -which is currently departing from the Netherlands- will receive its 12th Airbus A321neo painted in its 1965 livery. A tribute to its history and a nod to the retro look of the most modern aircraft in its fleet. But the aircraft will only be visible on departure fromAmsterdam !