Airbus in retro livery Transavia takes shape
Transavia's Airbus A321neo in retro livery is taking shape. The aircraft is currently being built at the Airbus factory at Hamburg Finkenwerder Airport. The tail, which already features the iconic retro livery, has now been installed and shows a beautiful connection between history and the future.
In the summer of 2025, Transavia will receive a brand new Airbus A321neo in retro livery. This special aircraft is part of the celebration of the 60th anniversary and is a tribute to the rich history of Transavia.
The livery is inspired by the branding that was designed in 1966 by the Dutch designer Thijs Postma. He was the creator of the iconic green color and the large, black 'T' on the fuselage and tail. Later, the complete painting will be applied to the entire aircraft.
Fleet renewal
This aircraft not only honours the past, but also symbolises the future. The Airbus A321neo plays a key role in Transavia's fleet renewal. This aircraft is cleaner, quieter and more economical than the Boeing 737 generation that is being phased out.
Transavia received its eighth Airbus A321neo on Friday 28 February. This year, Transavia expects another six A321neos, including the aircraft in retro livery.
This press release was translated using automated tools. Please refer to the original Dutch version for the most accurate information.