Transavia Holland
Netherlands · TRANSAVIA

Affordable flights to sun destinations across Europe.
- ›Transavia is a wholly owned subsidiary of Air France-KLM.
- ›The airline was originally founded as Transavia Limburg in 1965.
- ›Transavia Holland and Transavia France are separate airlines but share the HV IATA code.
- ›The carrier focuses primarily on leisure and holiday routes to sun destinations.
- ›Transavia does not belong to any of the three major airline alliances.
Transavia Holland is a Dutch low-cost carrier founded in 1965 and operating as a subsidiary of Air France-KLM. Based at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, the airline focuses on leisure routes across Europe and North Africa. Known for its no-frills approach and competitive fares, Transavia has grown into one of the Netherlands' most recognized budget carriers.
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Transavia Holland operates an all-Boeing fleet consisting primarily of Boeing 737-700 and 737-800 narrowbody aircraft.
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Transavia is a Dutch low-cost carrier operating within the Air France–KLM Group, flying leisure and point-to-point routes across Europe and North Africa from its Amsterdam Schiphol base.
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