Transavia bases first A321neo at Rotterdam The Hague Airport
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Background ✨
Transavia announced it planned to base an A321neo at Rotterdam in Oct-2026, with Transavia CEO Paul Terstegge highlighting quieter and more fuel-efficient operations, and it also planned to deploy an A321neo at Eindhoven after its summer 2027 reopening.1 Transavia took delivery of its 16th-18th A321neo at Amsterdam Schiphol between 07-May-2026 and 01-Jul-2026, and said 62% of its night flights in summer 2026 were operated with the type.2 3 Transavia's fleet renewal included retiring Boeing 737s, with 10 already phased out by May 2026.2