Transavia – a new low-cost carrier at Brno Airport

Enters Slovenian airspace low cost Transavia. Jože Pučnik Airport Ljubljana will be slightly more crowded from the spring of 2017, as from April 4, 2017 later, the 183-seater plane of the Dutch company Transavia also landed and took off there Boeing B 737-800. Three times a week there will be this budget shop connected Ljubljana with Amsterdam. At the moment we can ride cheap with company Wizzair, which connects Ljubljana with Brussels (Charleroi) and London (Luton) airports, and the company easyjet, which flies to London Stansted and will soon also fly to Gatwick.

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Dutch low-cost carrier Transavia (owned by Air France KLM) will connect Brnik and Amsterdam three times a week, namely on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. He will take off from Brnik a little after nine, and he will leave the Dutch capital a little before seven in the morning. Airline tickets are already on sale. The cheapest way to get through is by buying a Tuesday ticket, for which a deduction is currently required 34 euros, while a one-way ticket for Thursdays and Sundays costs 50 euros.

The cheapest return ticket (max. 10 kilograms of hand luggage and without checked baggage) is 68 euros, and for a little more than 110 euros you can travel with 20 kilograms of checked baggage, the seat of your choice and the possibility of changing flights up to 14 days before departure. It also flies on the same route as Transavia Adria Airways, which is slightly more expensive. The connection will be established between April 4 and October 31, 2017.

Flight times of Transavia on the Ljubljana–Amsterdam route:

Departures from Ljubljana:
09.25 (Tuesday)
09.10 (Thursday, Sunday)
Arrivals from Ljubljana:
11.15 (Tuesday)
11.00 (Thursday, Sunday)

Departures from Amsterdam:
06.55 (Tuesday), 06.35 (Thursday, Sunday)
Arrivals from Amsterdam:
08.40 (Tuesday)
08.20 (Thursday, Sunday)