Transavia France

Transavia France is a French low-cost carrier and a subsidiary of Air France — which holds a 95.5% stake — operating budget scheduled flights from Paris-Orly and regional French airports to leisure destinations across Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East. As the low-cost arm of Air France-KLM's French operations, Transavia France focuses on price-sensitive leisure travelers seeking affordable connections from France to popular holiday destinations including Morocco, Tunisia, the Canary Islands, Greece, Turkey, Portugal, Spain, and Egypt. The airline operates a modern all-Boeing 737 Next Generation fleet and applies the classic low-cost unbundling model — very low base fares with separate charges for hold baggage, seat selection, and on-board food and beverages.

Transavia France is closely related to Transavia Netherlands — KLM's Dutch low-cost subsidiary — and both entities operate under the shared "Transavia" brand, though they maintain separate operating certificates and route networks. The airline plays an important role in Air France's competitive strategy, allowing the group to compete effectively on price-sensitive leisure routes without diluting the Air France premium brand. Flying Blue miles can be earned on Transavia France flights, connecting the carrier's passengers to the broader Air France-KLM loyalty ecosystem.