Peter Pan Holiday Club
 | B737-8K2 | Transavia |
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.
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