Transavia has decided to cancel all scheduled flights until May 6. The airline previously announced that it would not be running scheduled flights until April 15; this period has been extended.
The increasing restrictions and measures from the Netherlands and the countries of destinations because of COVID-19 impose more and more restrictions on operations. Since this created uncertainty, Transavia has decided to provide clarity to its passengers and partners in the long term for a longer period of time.
In order to give passengers extra time in this uncertain period, they can rebook their tickets with departure date up to and including 31 May free of charge to a later time and another destination.
Transavia will continue to monitor weekly whether it is necessary to extend this period. Passengers are informed about this via email and website and receive a voucher equal to the value of their trip in case of cancellation of flights.
Flight operations for the repatriation of stranded passengers will continue where necessary.
Schiphol, March 30, 2020
Note: In France, Transavia flights are cancelled until 3 May.
This post was published on 30 March 2020 16:49
A California woman is suing American Airlines, alleging she was sexually assaulted mid-flight in April…
Israeli flag carrier El Al has resumed flights to Moscow Domodedovo as of May 1,…
Emirates has announced plans to recruit more than 1,500 pilots over the next two years,…
Perth Airport has announced the return of China Southern Airlines' seasonal direct flights between Perth…
Eindhoven Airport has added seven new lifting aids in its baggage hall, bringing the total…
Dubai International Airport (DXB) saw a strong start to 2025, welcoming 23.4 million passengers in…