FLEET / NEW LIVERY - Transavia receives fifteenth Airbus A321neo

Transavia officially took delivery of its fifteenth Airbus A321neo in Hamburg Finkenwerder on Wednesday, February 11. The aircraft, registered PH-YHQ, increases the number of quieter, more fuel-efficient Airbus aircraft in the Transavia fleet.

The delivery took place in the presence of CEO Paul Terstegge, who joined Transavia in February, and CFO Pieter Wensveen. The visit focused not only on the delivery but also on the intensive collaboration with Airbus in the coming years.

The plane landed at Schiphol on Thursday afternoon, February 12.

New look

The PH-YHQ is the second aircraft to feature the new livery introduced in 2025. All new Airbus aircraft entering service from now on will have this look.

Complete switch to Airbus

The fleet renewal is proceeding gradually. Aircraft from the Airbus A320neo family are gradually replacing Transavia's Boeing 737s. This new generation of aircraft ensures less noise and lower CO₂ emissions per seat.

With the delivery of PH-YHQ, the Airbus fleet now consists of fifteen aircraft. Ten Boeing 737s have left the Transavia fleet. The complete transition to Airbus is scheduled for 2031.