transavia.com is a low-cost airline serving the Netherlands. Formerly Transavia Airlines CV, the company was established after a merger with budget airline Basiq Air in 2005. Owned by KLM and run by the Air France-KLM Group, the airline’s headquarters are located at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam.

transavia.com serves destinations throughout Europe from hubs at Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague and Eindhoven. Cheap flights from transavia.com are available to UK passengers from Glasgow and London Stansted.

An estimated 5 million passengers a year choose to fly with transavia.com. Charter flights to the Mediterranean and affordable package deals make this a popular airline with Dutch holidaymakers. Leisure destinations include; Greece, Spain, Turkey and Italy and can be reached in a matter of hours.

Check-In
transavia.com passengers can check in online up to 24 hours before scheduled departure. Check-in desks close 40 minutes before the flight and passengers are advised to arrive at the gate 20 minutes before take-off.

Baggage
transavia.com permits 20kg of checked in luggage per passenger. One item of hand luggage weighing up to 5kg is allowed and must not exceed 55 x 35 x 25cm in dimension. For excess hold baggage a fee of €10 per kg applies.

Seating
The seat pitch across all transavia.com aircraft is 29 inches. Passengers preferring an aisle or window seat can book up to 48 hours before departure, this service incurs a fee.

Frequent Flyer Programme
transavia.com does not offer a frequent flyer programme. Instead the airline passes on savings to passengers by operating low-cost air fares on flights around Europe. Check transavia.com information for the latest deals.

Additional Information
transavia.com has made a pledge to operate an environmentally friendly fleet of aircraft. Comprising Boeing 737-700s and 737-800s, transavia.com regularly maintains their fleet to ensure that all aircraft run effectively. With one of the youngest fleets in Europe at an average of four years old, passengers can trust that their flight will operate smoothly.