Tenth Airbus landed; first Boeing 737-800 departed
Transavia has taken delivery of the tenth Airbus A321neo. The aircraft landed at Schiphol on Friday 27 June at around 18:00 and made its first commercial flight to Mallorca that evening.
This summer, Transavia will receive two more new, quieter A321neos. One of them will receive a retro livery as a tribute to Transavia's sixtieth anniversary. This will increase the Airbus fleet to twelve aircraft this summer. By the end of this year, the counter will be at fourteen.
Boeing 737 leaves the fleet
At the same time, the older Boeing 737s are disappearing from the fleet. In 2024, four 737-700s were already retired. On Friday 20 June, the first Boeing 737-800 also left: the PH-HZD. This aircraft was flown to St. Athan in Wales, where it is being dismantled. Four more 737-800s will follow later this year: PH-HZE, PH-HZJ, PH-HZV and PH-HZX.
Transavia is gradually replacing all Boeings with cleaner, quieter and more economical Airbuses. The entire transition will be completed in 2031.
This press release was translated using automated tools. Please refer to the original Dutch version for the most accurate information.
