The 2023 version of the Sunweb scheme was very similar to the 2019/22 edition yet with a different image and titles. Identical decals were added to the same plane in time for the peak Summer 2024 season.
A different image decal and a tail full of S was applied for the 2019 edition of the Sunweb logojet. Note that both sides were identical for that 2019 edition though. The scheme re-appeared in Spring 2022.
The Peter Pan Holiday Club was set up in 1996 by Transavia staff. It organises holidays for young people who are unable to go on holiday independently because of an impairment, disability or chronic illness. The painting is in celebration of Transavia’s 50th anniversary and was specially designed by the company which also created the airline’s latest corporate identity.
The aircraft is named Transavia operations employee Wilco van Elk, who is at the origin of the idea behind the Peter Pan Vakantieclub. Note both sides show different icons.
The 2013 scheme was slightly amended in 2014 with additional Transavia & "I love Summer" titles. In 2015 & 2016, the same scheme reappeared every Summer season, on 3 and 2 aircraft respectively.
CEV stands for Confédération Européenne de Volleyball or European Volleyball Confederation in French. The league’s championship final sees Europe’s best Volleyball clubs compete and Transavia was a sponsor of the 2012 edition which took place in March.
CEV stands for Confédération Européenne de Volleyball or European Volleyball Confederation in French. The league’s championship final sees Europe’s best Volleyball clubs compete and Transavia was a sponsor of the 2012 edition which took place in March.
Short-lived livery promoting a partnership with the Cosmo hairstyling brand and the Maasmechelen outlet shopping mall (titles at the rear of the aircraft, port side only).
DelfSail is a sailing meeting event taking place in Delfzijl, The Netherlands. It is organised by the city approximately every 5 years. The 2009 edition took place in late August and had for special theme Hansa (The Hanseatic League) with the presence of 36 tall sailing ships. Logos of the sponsoring partners were shown all along the fuselage.
