New Transavia flights to Madrid and Istanbul

Transavia has announced the launch of two new routes on 30 October: Montpellier-Madrid and Orly-Istanbul.
Montpellier Airport
Transavia will begin flights between Montpellier and Madrid on 30 October.

The catalogue of business destinations linked by Transavia from Montpellier will soon be extended to Madrid. Air France's low-cost carrier announced on Tuesday that it will be linking Montpellier airport to Barajas from 30th October. Two flights a week are scheduled every Thursday and Sunday. " Transavia is confirming and consolidating its growth by adding this prestigious European destination from Montpellier. "Emmanuel Brehmer, Chairman of the Board of Montpellier Méditerranée Airport, is delighted.

TransaviaThe launch of the Montpellier-Madrid line could also be followed by other initiatives from Transavia on the Spanish market, as Nicolas Hénin explains. The Executive Vice President Sales and Marketing for Transavia France said: " We are delighted to be able to offer our customers a new international destination. This new route adds to our ambitious range of flights from our Montpellier base. Spain is a historic market for us, and one in which we have great ambitions for development. ". Alongside this announcement, Transavia has also confirmed that it will continue to operate the following flights Montpellier-Rome (two flights a week) and Montpellier-Tunis (one flight).

Transavia has also announced the launch of a new flight from Paris-OrlyHere, too, the 30th October. The company will then fly to Istanbul. Transavia's winter schedule includes no fewer than four weekly flights: Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.

a long-term presence on the Turkish market

Evoking " a prestigious destination "Nicolas Hénin said: " This new route adds to our ambitious range of flights to new countries ". In parallel with this arrival in Istanbul, the airline has also decided to extend its service to Ankara over the winter. Two weekly flights are planned between the two capitals. " We want to establish a long-term presence in the Turkish market "warns Nicolas Hénin.