Transavia France

Q: Does Transavia France belong to an airline alliance?

Transavia France is not a direct member of an airline alliance but is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Air France-KLM Group. Through this relationship, Transavia passengers can earn Flying Blue miles on eligible flights, connecting them to the SkyTeam alliance network.

Q: Where are Transavia France main base airports?

Transavia France's primary base is Paris Orly Airport (ORY). The airline also operates from Nantes Atlantique (NTE), Lyon Saint-Exupery (LYS), and Montpellier (MPL), serving leisure destinations across the Mediterranean, North Africa, and European cities.

Q: What cabin classes does Transavia France offer?

Transavia France operates a single Economy class cabin on its Boeing 737 fleet. Passengers can upgrade their experience by booking XL seats with extra legroom in the front rows and exit rows. Three fare bundles offer varying levels of included services.

Q: What is Transavia France checked baggage allowance?

Transavia France base fares do not include checked baggage. Passengers can pre-purchase checked bags of 15 kg or 25 kg online at discounted rates. Plus fares include one checked bag of 25 kg. A 10 kg cabin bag is included with all fare types.

Q: What is the relationship between Transavia France and Air France?

Transavia France is the low-cost subsidiary of Air France, launched to compete with European budget carriers on leisure routes. The airline operates under the Air France-KLM Group umbrella, sharing the Flying Blue loyalty program. Transavia focuses on price-sensitive leisure travelers while Air France handles premium and business routes.

Abstract

Despite its name, the record held for Transavia France shows London Gatwick (43 routes) and Manchester (41) ahead of Paris Orly (28) and Birmingham (19) as departure points, and the United Kingdom as its largest market at 178 sectors. Spain (85), France (53) and Greece (32) follow. The catalogue totals 484 routes and 81 destinations in 20 countries, a leisure-weighted pattern. The longest sector on file, London Gatwick to Mauritius at 9,748 kilometres, stands well outside the short-haul remainder. The airline is registered in France under IATA code TO, ICAO code TVF and the callsign FRENCH SUN. Flight numbers on file total 484, matching the catalogued route count.