Transavia is expanding its network by introducing the Spanish city of Granada as a new destination. Starting from September 30, 2024, customers will have the opportunity to fly twice a week from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to Granada, situated in the Andalusia region.
CEO of Transavia, Marcel de Nooijer, expressed enthusiasm about the addition, stating, “With Granada, we are adding a beautiful new destination to our network. This provides our customers with even more options for a great journey.”
Known for its impressive Moorish-influenced architecture, Granada boasts landmarks such as the Alhambra palace complex and the winding streets of the Albaicín district.
The announcement of the upcoming route was made on-site by Marcel, who is a speaker at the CAPA Airline Leader Summit currently taking place in Granada.
Tickets for flights to Granada will be available for booking from mid-April onwards.
This post was published on 7 March 2024 21:17
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