Transavia Morocco flights 69 euros summer deals

– byBetty de G. · 2 min read
Transavia Morocco flights 69 euros summer deals

The Air France-KLM group guarantees the implementation of its entire summer program after securing its fuel supply. Following this, its low-cost subsidiary Transavia is launching a major promotional campaign to Morocco.

The assurance of avoiding any kerosene shortage, despite the international geopolitical context in the Middle East, allows airlines to confirm all their rotations. The low-cost carrier Transavia is thus launching a major price offensive between June 3 and 9 to attract travelers. Among the destinations offered from France, the one-way connection linking Paris-Orly airport to Marrakech is displayed at the competitive rate of 69 euros.

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This offer comes with an unprecedented security device for the airline’s customers. The commercial option called Flex, usually charged at 10 euros, becomes completely free for the entire duration of this operation. It offers buyers the regulatory possibility of changing the date or terms of their trip without incurring any fees, up to two hours before the scheduled departure of the aircraft.

The airline group also commits not to charge travelers who have already booked their flights. Facing the constant risk of fluctuation in the price of oil barrels, no request for retroactive price adjustment will be demanded from passengers. This financial guarantee aims to reassure families in the face of commercial practices sometimes criticized by users among other competitors in the sector.

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As highlighted in an article published in the daily newspaper Le Parisien, this massive campaign comes in a context of overall late bookings for summer. The group is betting on these arguments to encourage vacationers to take the plunge, while the general trend pushes a large part of the clientele to favor mainland France for holidays. In total, the network airlines plan to operate nearly 2,200 daily flights worldwide.