Transavia has taken delivery of its fourteenth Airbus A321neo, registered PH-YHR, marking the first aircraft to enter service with the airline’s new livery. The aircraft arrived at Amsterdam Schiphol and is being deployed immediately on commercial flights.
With this delivery, more than half of Transavia’s Schiphol-based fleet now consists of new-generation Airbus aircraft, which are quieter and more fuel-efficient than the Boeing 737s they are replacing. All future Airbus deliveries will feature the updated brand identity, while the iconic green colour and “T” logo remain central to the design.
The delivery is part of Transavia’s long-term fleet renewal programme, which includes both A321neo and A320neo aircraft. Ten Boeing 737s have already exited the fleet, and seven additional Airbus aircraft are expected next year. Transavia aims to complete its full transition to an all-Airbus fleet by 2031.