From this summer, Transavia will fly to Iceland
From July 5, Transavia will fly from Schiphol to Reykjavik (KEF) three times a week. With this she expands her network to the north. Transavia is filling the gap caused by WOW AIR being forced to discontinue flights to the capital of Iceland.
From this summer, Transavia will offer flights from Schiphol to Reykjavik (KEF) on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. In the long term the frequency will increase. In doing so, it is responding to the growing demand from passengers to Iceland and the discontinuation of flights by WOW AIR.+
This gives Transavia the opportunity to further expand its network of holiday destinations. It offers travelers the opportunity to reach Iceland at an attractive rate. The introductory rate for this destination is 39 euros (one way).
The most current ticket prices and flight schedule can be found at transavia.com .
The decision for this new destination was coordinated with partner Voigt Travel, which is one of the largest players in the Nordics. “We see it as a great opportunity for both parties and an expansion of the collaboration that was already planned. In addition to Reykjavik, Transavia will fly from Monday 27 May in collaboration with Voigt Travel to the gateway to the undiscovered north of Iceland: Akureyri. The addition of Reykjavik to our collaboration makes Iceland as a whole more accessible,” says director Cees van den Bosch of Voigt Travel.
This press release was translated using automated tools. Please refer to the original Dutch version for the most accurate information.