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{{Infobox_Airline |airline=transavia.com|logo=HVlogo.gif|logo_size=150px|fleet_size=32|destinations=63|IATA=HV|ICAO=TRA|callsign=TRANSAVIA|parent=
Air France-KLM, [Netherlands|focus_cities=[Rotterdam AirportEindhoven AirportParis - Orly Airport|frequent_flyer=|lounge=|alliance=|website= http://www.transavia.com|-->
transavia.com is a Netherlands based low-cost airline operating as an independent part of the
Air France-KLM group.
Schiphol International Airport (AMS), Amsterdam is its main base while
Rotterdam Airport (RTM) and Eindhoven Airport (EIN) are its secondary bases. transavia.com chiefly operates scheduled and charter services to leisure destinations.
History
The airline was established in the end of 1965 as Transavia Limburg. The name was changed in 1966 to Transavia Holland and it began operations on 17 November 1966. In 1986, the name was changed to Transavia Airlines and it was the first airline to take advantage of the first open skies agreement signed between the UK and Dutch governments. Transavia started operating its first scheduled service on the Amsterdam to London Gatwick Airport route on 26 October 1986.
During 1991, the airline's major shareholder, P&O Nedlloyd, sold its 80% holding to KLM. In 1998, Transavia was the first foreign airline to operate domestic services in
Greece following a change in Greek aviation law. In June 2003, KLM acquired the remaining 20% of Transavia, making it 100% KLM owned. The subsequent merger of Air France and KLM made Transavia a wholly owned subsidiary of Air France-KLM.
In the early 2000's, Transavia was primarily a charter airline with a low-cost airline subsidiary called
Basiq Air. However, to strengthen its brand, Basiq Air and the Transavia charter arm were combined under the transavia.com name on 1 January
2005.
Transavia chose Eindhoven as its third base, after Amsterdam and Rotterdam, and will base a
Boeing 737#737-800 there from November 1st, 2006. It will operate 5 weekly flights to
Alicante and
Málaga as well as 2 weekly flights to Faro. Transavia is establishing a French unit, to be based at Paris - Orly Airport. The unit will initially operate with four 737-800s " Air France KLM close to launching new leisure carrier." Buyck, C.
Air Transport World.
November 20,
2006 . In partnership with Transavia, Air France is to launch a new charter/low-cost subsidiary to be based at
Paris - Orly Airport and to begin operations in spring
2007 with leisure route services in the Mediterranean and
North Africa. It shall be named transavia.com, just like the current Dutch company, and will get an identical company charisma (with identical uniforms, livery, etc.) Plannen voor Franse transavia.com gepresenteerd ." . It will operate Boeing 737 aircraft to be transferred from Transavia's fleet as part of its equity investment. Transavia is understood to have a 40% stake, with Air France holding the rest
Airliner World January 2007.
Destinations
transavia.com's scheduled network covers 19 destinations served from Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Eindhoven, while charter services are flown to over 60 destinations in Europe.
Fleet
The transavia.com fleet consists of the following aircraft (at June 2007):
{]||10|-|
Boeing 737#737-800||22|-|Boeing 757#757-200||1|}
The airline has disposed of a large number of aircraft operated earlier including 16
Boeing 737#737-300 and 4 Boeing 757 aircraft.
Seasonally, transavia.com leases out 737 aircraft to operators such as Sun Country Airlines, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and
SpiceJet.
Since December 2005 the company is introducing a new 'look', including new uniforms and aircraft livery.
Transavia.com average fleet age is 4.2 years old in June 2006 transavia.com Fleet Age.
Transavia.com considering acquisitions
For its future expansion, transavia.com wants to take over other airlines.
Potential candidate airlines are:
External links
- Official website
- transavia.com Fleet
- Transavia web page at Flightattitude.com
References
{{Infobox_Airline |airline=transavia.com|logo=HVlogo.gif|logo_size=150px|fleet_size=32|destinations=63|IATA=HV|ICAO=TRA|callsign=TRANSAVIA|parent=
Air France-KLM, [Netherlands|focus_cities=[Rotterdam AirportEindhoven Airport
Paris - Orly Airport|frequent_flyer=|lounge=|alliance=|website= http://www.transavia.com|-->
transavia.com is a
Netherlands based low-cost airline operating as an independent part of the
Air France-KLM group. Schiphol International Airport (AMS), Amsterdam is its main base while
Rotterdam Airport (RTM) and Eindhoven Airport (EIN) are its secondary bases. transavia.com chiefly operates scheduled and charter services to leisure destinations.
History
The airline was established in the end of 1965 as Transavia Limburg. The name was changed in 1966 to Transavia Holland and it began operations on 17 November 1966. In 1986, the name was changed to Transavia Airlines and it was the first airline to take advantage of the first open skies agreement signed between the UK and Dutch governments. Transavia started operating its first scheduled service on the Amsterdam to London Gatwick Airport route on
26 October 1986.
During 1991, the airline's major shareholder,
P&O Nedlloyd, sold its 80% holding to KLM. In 1998, Transavia was the first foreign airline to operate domestic services in
Greece following a change in Greek aviation law. In June 2003, KLM acquired the remaining 20% of Transavia, making it 100% KLM owned. The subsequent merger of
Air France and KLM made Transavia a wholly owned subsidiary of Air France-KLM.
In the early 2000's, Transavia was primarily a charter airline with a low-cost airline subsidiary called Basiq Air. However, to strengthen its brand, Basiq Air and the Transavia charter arm were combined under the transavia.com name on 1 January 2005.
Transavia chose Eindhoven as its third base, after Amsterdam and Rotterdam, and will base a Boeing 737#737-800 there from November 1st, 2006. It will operate 5 weekly flights to
Alicante and
Málaga as well as 2 weekly flights to Faro. Transavia is establishing a French unit, to be based at Paris - Orly Airport. The unit will initially operate with four 737-800s " Air France KLM close to launching new leisure carrier." Buyck, C.
Air Transport World. November 20, 2006 . In partnership with Transavia, Air France is to launch a new charter/low-cost subsidiary to be based at Paris - Orly Airport and to begin operations in spring 2007 with leisure route services in the
Mediterranean and
North Africa. It shall be named transavia.com, just like the current Dutch company, and will get an identical company charisma (with identical uniforms, livery, etc.) Plannen voor Franse transavia.com gepresenteerd ." . It will operate Boeing 737 aircraft to be transferred from Transavia's fleet as part of its equity investment. Transavia is understood to have a 40% stake, with Air France holding the rest Airliner World January 2007.
Destinations
transavia.com's scheduled network covers 19 destinations served from Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Eindhoven, while charter services are flown to over 60 destinations in Europe.
Fleet
The transavia.com fleet consists of the following aircraft (at
June 2007):
{]||10|-|
Boeing 737#737-800||22|-|Boeing 757#757-200||1|}
The airline has disposed of a large number of aircraft operated earlier including 16 Boeing 737#737-300 and 4
Boeing 757 aircraft.
Seasonally, transavia.com leases out 737 aircraft to operators such as Sun Country Airlines,
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and
SpiceJet.
Since December 2005 the company is introducing a new 'look', including new uniforms and aircraft livery.
Transavia.com average fleet age is 4.2 years old in June 2006 transavia.com Fleet Age.
Transavia.com considering acquisitions
For its future expansion, transavia.com wants to take over other airlines.
Potential candidate airlines are:
External links
- Official website
- transavia.com Fleet
- Transavia web page at Flightattitude.com
References
transavia.com
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