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Transavia prepares for the future with fresh branding ahead of 60th anniversary

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The new Transavia tail prior to assembly at the Airbus factory in Hamburg © Airbus

In celebration of its 60th anniversary in October 2025, Transavia is unveiling a refreshed brand identity that aligns with modern design trends and evolving customer expectations. This update also extends to Transavia France, which continues to grow from its Paris-Orly base.

Key elements of the rebrand include

  • A more contemporary and striking logo and wordmark
  • A refreshed shade of green and updated colour palette
  • New fonts, icons, and communication style
  • A modernised digital presence across the website and newsletters
  • Phased rollout starting late October 2025

CEO Marcel de Nooijer emphasised the importance of staying relevant in a changing market, highlighting the brand refresh and sharpened strategy as investments in the future.

Highlights

  • The current logo and green colour, already well-recognised in the Netherlands, Belgium, and France, will remain central but modernised.
  • Digital updates align with the European Accessibility Act to ensure improved readability and accessibility.
  • New aircraft livery featuring the updated logo will appear on incoming Airbus jets from late 2025, with the first already sporting the new look.

This post was published on 23 June 2025 17:18

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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