Albert Heijn and Transavia launch 'Appie Fly'
An empty refrigerator and a closed supermarket are big downers after returning from vacation, research shows. Transavia and Albert Heijn are therefore providing a soft landing from today to prevent that problem. With the 'Appie Fly' concept, they are the first supermarket and airline in the Netherlands to introduce a shopping service for air travelers.
When you fly back to the Netherlands, you can order a 'Welcome Home Box' from Appie Fly when checking in online for your Transavia flight, which will be ready for you immediately after your return to the airport. After you have received your luggage, walk to the Appie Fly collection point, which is located in the arrival hall of the airport. The Appie Fly service primarily focuses on breakfast and is exclusively available at Rotterdam The Hague Airport. The Welcome Home Box is sufficient for two people and is available in two breakfast variants for 12.50 euros. Appie Fly was tested on a small scale earlier this year and will now be followed up with a three-month trial on all Transavia flights to Rotterdam The Hague AirPort. More information: www.ah.nl/appiefly
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