In April 2023, the low-cost airline Transavia France will increase its fleet from the current 61 Boeing 737 to 71 aircraft. The growth will also be achieved with the introduction of medium-haul Airbus A320neo jets.

So far, Transavia-France is a pure Boeing operator. Some time ago it was decided that in the future will fly with the aircraft types Airbus A320neo and A321neo. Flotation will begin next year. The sister company KLM, which relies on Boeing 737s for short and medium-haul routes, will fly with Airbus models in the future.

“Transavia France continues to grow. We are very satisfied with our development towards new markets and the ability to offer increasingly cheaper travel options with the same quality of service. In 2023 we are betting on Turkey, a market that lends itself to leisure, business and affinity customers, depending on the destination,” says Nicolas Hénin, Deputy General Manager for Sales and Marketing at Transavia France.

The Air France KLM subsidiary has not yet announced the exact date for the fleet of the first Airbus A320neo. The company is currently only saying that the first unit will come in 2023. How many machines of this type will be put into service in the coming year was not answered.