Transavia France is set to expand its summer 2027 flight program with four new international routes. From Paris Orly, the airline will introduce a route to Florence, offering three flights per week starting in March 2027. One-way tickets for this route will start from 41 euros. In addition, from Marseille, Transavia France will launch two new connections: one to Bari, with two flights per week beginning on April 15, and another to Tirana, with one flight per week starting on July 11. From Nantes, the airline will begin a weekly service to Oslo starting March 30, and the existing Nantes-Cairo route, which operates once a week, will be extended for the summer season. In addition to launching new routes, Transavia France will increase the number of flights to several major European cities from Paris-Orly. The airline will add 14 weekly flights to Rome, 7 to Porto, 7 to Madrid, and 6 to Barcelona. It will also increase frequencies to Berlin by 4, Seville by 3, Venice by 3, and Copenhagen by 2. These changes aim to enhance connectivity and accommodate growing demand for travel between France and key European destinations. Julien Mallard, deputy commercial director general of Transavia France, expressed enthusiasm about the expansion. "We are pleased to open these new routes, which demonstrate the continuation of the development of our offer from our bases," he said. The airline's summer 2027 program will cover more than 120 destinations, reflecting its ongoing efforts to grow its network across Europe. The expansion highlights Transavia France's strategy to strengthen its presence in the European market by offering more destinations and increased frequency to popular cities. With the new routes and additional flights, the airline aims to provide travelers with more options and greater flexibility in planning their summer trips.