Transavia

Q: What are Transavia's airline codes?

Transavia in the Netherlands uses IATA code HV , ICAO code TRA and callsign TRANSAVIA . Transavia France uses IATA code TO , ICAO code TVF and callsign FRANCE SOLEIL .

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Transavia is the low-cost airline brand of Air France-KLM, flown by Transavia in the Netherlands and Transavia France. This guide covers its hubs, network, fleet, fare options, baggage, check-in, Flying Blue and airport transportation.

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Aircraft: 130
Destinations: AMS, ORY
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About Transavia

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Official name: Transavia Airlines C.V. (Netherlands); Transavia Airlines S.A.S., trading as Transavia France
Callsign: TRANSAVIA (Transavia Netherlands); FRANCE SOLEIL (Transavia France)
Country: Netherlands and France
Founded: 1966 in the Netherlands (first flight in November 1966); Transavia France in 2006, flying since May 2007
Parent company: Air France-KLM (Transavia Netherlands is owned by KLM)
Head office: Hoofddorp, Netherlands; Transavia France at Paris-Orly Airport, France
Alliance: None
Frequent-flyer program: Flying Blue (Air France-KLM)
Official website: transavia.com

Transavia is the low-cost airline brand of the Air France-KLM group. Two airlines fly under the name: Transavia in the Netherlands, owned by KLM, which made its first flight in November 1966 and has its head office in Hoofddorp, near Amsterdam; and Transavia France, set up in 2006 and based at Paris-Orly, which began flying in May 2007. Transavia is not a member of an airline alliance, but its flights earn Flying Blue Miles, the Air France-KLM loyalty program.

The Dutch airline's main base is Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS), with further bases at Rotterdam The Hague, Eindhoven and Brussels. Transavia France's main base is Paris-Orly (ORY), where it also flies domestic routes to Nice, Toulouse and Marseille, with further bases at Lyon, Nantes, Montpellier and Marseille. Together they serve more than 130 destinations in Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, Cape Verde and Senegal, many of them leisure and seasonal routes.

The combined fleet of about 150 aircraft is made up of Boeing 737-800s and Airbus A320neo and A321neo jets.

Network

Where Transavia flies

Routes and frequencies change with the season, and many leisure routes run only in summer or winter. Check which airport and which Transavia airline operate your flight when you book.

Spain, Portugal and the Atlantic islands

Flights to cities and beach destinations including Barcelona, Valencia, Málaga, Alicante, Seville, Lisbon, Porto and Faro, plus the Canary Islands, Madeira and the Balearic Islands.

Italy, Greece, Croatia and the Eastern Mediterranean

Flights to Rome, Naples, Venice, Sicily, Sardinia and Puglia, Athens and the Greek islands, Dubrovnik and Split, Cyprus, Albania, and Turkish coastal airports such as Antalya and Izmir.

North Africa and the Middle East

Flights to Morocco, including Marrakesh, Agadir and Casablanca; to Algeria and Tunisia, mainly from France; and to Egypt, including Cairo and Hurghada.

France

From Paris-Orly, domestic flights to Nice, Toulouse, Marseille and other French cities, plus routes linking Lyon, Nantes, Montpellier and Marseille with Europe and North Africa.

Northern Europe and winter routes

Flights to Copenhagen, Stockholm, Oslo and Reykjavik, winter flights to Lapland, and ski routes to Innsbruck and Salzburg.

Cape Verde and Senegal

Flights from France to Sal, Boa Vista and Dakar, and from the Netherlands to Sal in winter 2026/27.

Aircraft

Transavia fleet

The figure of about 150 aircraft combines Transavia Netherlands (about 52) and Transavia France (99) as reported in autumn 2026. The aircraft shown at booking is not guaranteed until departure.

Boeing 737-800

About 100 aircraft across both airlines, with up to 189 seats. They are being replaced by Airbus A320neo family jets.

Airbus A320neo

Flown by Transavia France, with 186 seats.

Airbus A321neo

Flown by Transavia Netherlands, with 232 seats. Transavia France plans to start A321neo flights in spring 2027.

On order

Further A320neo and A321neo aircraft are on order to replace the remaining Boeing 737s.

On board

Transavia cabin classes

Transavia has a single economy cabin on every aircraft. The base fare covers the seat and a small personal item; other services come in fare bundles or are added as extras. Check the seat map and fare conditions before you buy.

Economy

One all-economy cabin, with no business class.

Fare bundles

Fares are sold as bundles such as Basic, Smart, Plus and Max, which differ in cabin bag, checked baggage, change rules and priority boarding. Bundle names and contents can vary by market.

Seat selection

Seats can be chosen in advance as an extra or as part of some bundles; otherwise a seat is assigned at check-in.

Extras

Cabin bags, checked bags, priority boarding and other services can be added during booking or later, before the flight.

Before you fly

Practical information

Baggage Cabin bags, checked bags, missing luggage

Transavia baggage allowances depend on the fare bundle and the extras you add. Allowances are shown during booking.

Carry-on

Every fare includes one personal item of up to 40 x 30 x 20 cm that fits under the seat. A cabin bag of up to 55 x 40 x 25 cm depends on fare: it is included in Smart and Max and can be added to other fares. The personal item and cabin bag together may weigh up to 10 kg.

Checked baggage

Checked bags depend on fare. The Plus bundle includes 20 kg and the Max bundle 30 kg; on other fares, checked bags are added as an extra.

Special items

Sports equipment, ski gear, pets, oversized items and medical equipment follow separate rules. Check the official Transavia website before you fly.

Check-in and boarding Steps before departure

Online check-in on transavia.com or in the Transavia app opens 30 hours before departure. Follow the check-in and bag-drop deadlines shown in your booking; at Schiphol, check-in desks open 3 hours before departure and close 50 minutes before.

1 Confirm
Confirm the airport and terminal, especially in Paris, where Transavia flies from Orly, not Charles de Gaulle.
2 Documents
Review passport, ID, visa and entry requirements for your destination, especially for flights outside the Schengen Area.
3 Check in
Check in online or in the app as soon as it opens.
4 Boarding pass
Download the mobile boarding pass or print it.
5 Arrive early
Allow time for bag drop, security and, on flights outside the Schengen Area, passport control.

Lounges

Transavia opened its first lounge in May 2026 at Paris-Orly 2, near gate C14. Access is included with some Transavia France fares and for top-tier Flying Blue members on domestic flights, and other travelers can add access to their booking. Elsewhere, Transavia fares do not include lounge access; some airports offer lounges that travelers can use under their own conditions.

Loyalty program

Transavia does not have its own frequent-flyer program. Its flights are part of Flying Blue, the Air France-KLM loyalty program: members earn Miles and Experience Points (XP) on Transavia flights and can use Miles to pay for Transavia tickets in full or in part. Program rules change, so check your Flying Blue account for the conditions that apply to your trip.

Flight status and customer service Official sources

For current operational information, use Transavia's official services:

Transavia website

transavia.com for booking, check-in, trip management and flight status

Transavia app

Available for iOS and Android, with mobile boarding passes and booking management

Where you land

Transavia airports

Transavia has two main bases, one for each airline. In Paris, Transavia flies from Orly (ORY), not Charles de Gaulle. Check the airport on your ticket before you book a transfer.

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol Hub

AMS · Amsterdam

The main base of Transavia in the Netherlands, with flights across Europe and to North Africa, the Canary Islands and the Middle East. Schiphol has a single terminal building; check the departure hall shown for your flight.