Airline Transavia is slowly expanding again with flying. They want to restart their network step by step. From today, Transavia will start flights to Malaga, Lisbon and Faro. From 11 June, 2 additional destinations will be added, Alicante and Porto. From June 15, an additional destination will be added, so they will also fly to Athens. From June 18, the biggest step will be taken, then more destinations will be added, then there will be flown again in various places in Italy, various places in Spain, Belgrade, Keflavik, Ljubljana, Nice, Thessaloniki and Split. From today they fly again from Amsterdam, from June 18 they will fly again from Rotterdam and Eindhoven.

Of course there is every week by Airline Transavia and keep an eye on whether new destinations can be added. It goes without saying that safety for passengers and employees on board is paramount. The local restrictions and developments of the respective destination are examined. At the airport, it is closely monitored that everyone keeps distance from each other. 

It is not possible to keep 1,5 meters apart in an airplane. Transavia emphasizes that hygiene measures have been taken on the ground and on board to make flying as safe as possible. Special HEPA filters are placed in the devices, which make the air free from pathogens. Staff and travelers from 13 years of age are obliged to wear face masks during the flight. Transavia's goal is to return 175 flights per week by the end of June.

The 1,5 meter measure does not apply to aircraft, said Transavia spokeswoman Claudia Metz. "It just doesn't work," she says. Therefore, no seats are kept free by Transavia, to create space. "We have taken extra hygiene and safety measures." For example, travelers and crew must wear face masks that also cover the nose, there is disinfectant gel for the passengers and aircraft are cleaned extra often.

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