Airbus Transavia in new livery rolls out of paint shop
The first aircraft featuring Transavia's new livery has emerged from the paint shop in Toulouse. It's an Airbus A320neo for Transavia France, Transavia's sister airline.
The new livery features a fresh and sleek design, giving Transavia's recognizable brand identity a contemporary update. The logo, the iconic 'T', and the signature green color remain prominently featured.
Refreshed details
The Transavia brand name is prominently displayed on the fuselage in a new font. The all-green engines are immediately eye-catching. The sharklets also have a new design: white on the outside with a green "T," and the recognizable green with a white "T" on the inside. The logo is on the belly.
Next step: Airbus A321neo
The Airbus A320neo, featuring the new livery, will fly for Transavia France. Airbus will begin construction of the first A321neo in this livery for Transavia later this year. Delivery is expected at the end of 2025.
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