Transavia Airlines

Air France-KLM has reduced its capacity growth outlook for the full year and says the Olympic Games have had a €40 million impact on its Q2 operating margin.

Air France-KLM reports results for a third quarter marked by activity, including the announcement of plans to take a 20% stake in SAS Scandinavian Airlines.

As it posted a big increase in quarterly profit, Air France-KLM reported that capacity across its airlines reached 92% of 2019 levels in the second quarter.

Supply chain and MRO capacity problems have also affected the ability of lessors to transition aircraft on time.

The latest new route announcements, schedule changes and codeshares.

The common aviation area agreement eliminates restrictions on services between the European Union and Armenia, opening up the potential for new routes and carriers to enter the market.

A new link between the Netherlands and Italy is set to join Transavia’s route network.

The new route being launched by easyJet will appeal to the large Moroccan diaspora in the Netherlands.

Routes rounds-up the latest new route announcements, as well as services returning to carriers' networks.

The LCC will offer another option between Paris and Stockholm from October.

The Netherlands-based LCC is focused on restarting as many routes as possible this summer, with an ambition of growing capacity to 80% of 2019 levels by the third quarter of 2021.

The LCC plans to serve Sweden’s capital Stockholm this summer.

Two routes are being launched from the city, located on southern France’s Mediterranean coast.

Air France-KLM CEO Ben Smith discusses the overhaul of the group’s strategy in the French domestic market.

The LCC will begin domestic service in November, offering four routes form Nantes and one from Paris Orly.

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Transavia has today launched its schedule for the winter 2019-20 season, with more than 2.3 million seats available across 12,300 flights.

More than 200 airlines have now confirmed their attendance at World Routes 2018 - the only global event for the route development community.

Dutch low-cost airline Transavia will increase capacity by more than 123,000 seats this winter, as well as adding four new routes.

Senior network planners from more than 50 carriers confirm their attendance at Europe’s leading route development event.

Israel Airport Authority is close to completing one of the country’s most significant infrastructure projects and one of Europe’s few green field airports to be opened since the turn of the millennium.

Vincent Hodder of Flybe outlines the airline’s fleet reduction process to return to profitability after its bloated fleet "nearly killed" the airline

CEO Jean-Marc Janaillac has launched an initiative to tackle the airline's issues head-on, mainly cutting costs and growing long-haul operations. Air France-KLM returned to net profit for the first time in six financial years last year, turning a net loss of €225 million in 2014 to a positive net result of €118 million.