About transavia.com in France
In the summer of 2007, France transavia.com four planes fly
with the departure of Paris-Sud. The new airline is aimed at both the French
market for charter services line and steals mainly to the Mediterranean
countries.
Collaboration
In late November 2006, Air France and transavia.com revealed
their intention to found a new airline named French transavia.com. The new
airline will be an independent company within the Air France-KLM Group. The
involvement of Air France amounted to 60%, that of the Netherlands
transavia.com to 40%. Transavia.com in France will be a French company to the
structure and prestige identical to those of transavia.com the Netherlands.
Transavia.com the Netherlands
Transavia.com is an airline Dutch medium-sized experiencing
some success. With more than 30 aircraft and about 1500 employees, the company
transports annually 4.8 million passengers. Transavia.com proposes especially
flights to vacation destinations and, over the years, improved the concept of
'cheap flights, quality attention. In collaboration with partners,
transavia.com offers other products that trip flights, for example hotels, cars
and transfers.
On the french market, the new company will follow the
standards and methods of successful transavia.com. This is an important first
step in the development plans of the mark transavia.com and strengthening its
presence on the podium European air.
Air France / KLM Launches Low Cost: Transavia.com
On 12 May this year took place on the first flight of the new
low cost French Transavia.com. A subsidiary of Air France / KLM, the new
company will specialize in the medium...
Liftoff
The "low cost" continue to have the wind in your wings.
Together with its Dutch partner KLM, Air France, carried by the current, has
just launched its subsidiary in low-cost flights: Transavia.com. The goal is
simple: to position on the medium leisure adapting to the market french a
formula that has proved successful in the Netherlands: there, and the company
is thriving for more than 40 years. It is also an opportunity for Air France to
"capitalize on the seriousness, the reliability and punctuality which have
already been demonstrated."
Currently, the fleet Transavia.com in France consists of four
Boeing 737-800 next generation, each with 186 seats, all in economy class. The
company provides for the hiring of three additional aircraft in 2008 and two in
2009.
The tender Transavia.com
The destinations will be those Transavia.com "traditionally
requested by the customer" leisure "French": Morocco, Tunisia, Spain and
Greece. For the moment, Porto is the only proposed at the outset of
Orly-Sud.
From 1 June: two new destinations, Girona (2 times a day,
starting at 39 € *) and Djerba (once a day by mid-day, from 69 €). As
of June 29 is Agadir (daily, from 79 €), Oujda (every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday from 59 €) and Monastir (daily except on Tuesdays and
Thursdays, from 69 €) to be served.
For this summer: Palermo and Catania are planned five flights
a week in the direction of Sicily, but also Heraklio in Crete. It will be the
first direct flight departing from Orly-Sud and will be provided twice a week
for 99 €.
In return for these rates competitive, in-flight services will
be reduced to its simplest expression, as is the case in other low-cost
airlines. The food and beverages will be charged but "quality". A new card will
be offered every three months. The seating will be systematic, which should
avoid the rush at the time of boarding. The planes will be equipped with
screens that can play movies.
For ticket sales, Transavia.com should focus on direct contact
with its customers through its website. Tickets will also be sold at usual
trading partners Air France.
Note: Check the Internet "suggested on the website. This
service allows you to record his luggage online for flights departing from the
airports Dutch. This option allows users to save time when boarding. In addit
ion, "Transavia Netherlands offers tickets at 1 €, offering what we may
find in France.
* All prices refer to a "one-way".
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