Transavia launching new Croatia service

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Low cost carrier Transavia will commence seasonal flights between Amsterdam and Pula during the 2027 summer season. Services will complement the airline’s existing operations between Rotterdam and the Croatian costal cities. Flights will be scheduled and bookable from next Wednesday, September 16. Transavia will compete directly against easyJet on the route, which maintains limited two weekly rotations between the two during peak summer, in July and August.

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  1. Anonymous14:20

    Will this connect to KLM network and enable one stop connections from many European and NA airports?

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    1. Anonymous14:27

      No. Transavia doesn't offer KLM connections (nor vice-versa).

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    2. Anonymous14:40

      is this new? when they were flying to ljubljana they were offering connection

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    3. Anonymous16:07

      Transavia does offer connections with KLM

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    4. PIR16:08

      Transavia closer it's bases in Copenhagen, Munich and Groningen as a part of strategy to focus much more on feeding KL from and to AMS and is successfully doing it for over 10 years. Basically every flight in Transavia (of course Dutch part, not French) offers connections to entire KLM network. Why are you writing wrong information is another story, which I have no intention to discuss

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    5. PIR16:09

      Closed

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    6. PIR16:09

      Its bases, fu.in autocorrect

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    7. Anonymous16:31

      14:27 Go to KLM website and see that you can indeed book connections between KLM and Transavia flights. Choose any destination with Transavia flights to/from AMS and any destination with KLM flights to/from AMS. I just tried it out myself.

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    8. Anonymous20:02

      The whole point of Transavia is to be KLM with lower costs so obviously connections are possible

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  2. Anonymous15:40

    Could they compete with SN on the BRU-LJU route?

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  3. Anonymous16:29

    Could they return to SKP becasue again now it is available for search in their reservation system?

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    1. Anonymous16:38

      They offer flights in connection with Aegean/Olympic via Athens. I doubt they would come back with their own metal.

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  4. Anonymous19:39

    Very nice for PUY. However, I don't see why SJJ can't get these flights as well. Demand for a couple of weekly AMS-SJJ flights is there, especially with connections through KLM.

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    1. Anonymous20:03

      Because Pula is on the sea and the sea makes money for airlines

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    2. Anonymous20:24

      @19:39 Slots at Schiphol are very valuable. Airlines follow the money and tbh Sarajevo aint it.

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    3. Anonymous21:09

      The likes of SKP SJJ and BEG haven't got a chance

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    4. Anonymous21:19

      Both KLM and Air Serbia fly between Amsterdam and Belgrade with 22 weekly flights. So you are right, Transavia does not stand a chance.

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