Transavia unveils Peter Pan plane
One of Transavia's aircraft is completely painted in the corporate identity of the Peter Pan holiday club foundation. The special livery of the Boeing will be unveiled on November 11.
Invited to this special day are sponsors, tour guides and young people who have taken a holiday with the Peter Pan Holiday Club. The Peter Pan Holiday Club was founded in 1996 by Transavia employees and organizes holidays for young people who are unable to go on holiday independently due to a disability, disability or chronic illness.
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The colorful Peter Pan aircraft, type Boeing 737-800, will be used for regular flights from November 11 and will be seen everywhere every day for the next 6 years. The livery was presented for Transavia's 50th anniversary and was specially designed by Studio Dumbar, which also designed the airline's corporate identity. The unveiling of the Peter Pan plane can be followed live on November 11 via Transavia's Facebook page .