Transavia France has expanded its winter 2025/26 schedule from Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) with new flights to two Moroccan sun destinations — Marrakesh and Agadir — as well as continued service to Nantes and Paris-Orly.
The airline began twice-weekly Marrakesh flights on 26 October (Thursdays and Sundays) and will launch Agadir on 30 October, also twice weekly (Thursdays and Saturdays). Both routes target travellers seeking warm-weather escapes during the European winter.
Transavia France will also continue its daily service to Paris-Orly and expand its French network with Nantes, included in the winter schedule for the first time, operated twice weekly on Mondays and Fridays.
BER’s Chief Operations Officer, István Szabó, praised the airline’s contribution to strengthening the airport’s winter network, while Julien Mallard, Transavia France’s Chief Commercial Officer, highlighted the goal of offering affordable, reliable travel to culturally rich destinations and deepening Transavia’s presence in the German market.
This post was published on 27 October 2025 19:14
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