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Transavia opens bookings for summer 2027 flights to Algeria

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Transavia has opened bookings for its flights between France and Algeria from April to October 2027, with a Paris–Algiers return ticket costing up to 671 euros during periods of high demand. The low-cost subsidiary of Air France-KLM serves Algeria from seven French airports, according to fares checked by Algérie 360.

Transavia, the low-cost subsidiary of the Air France-KLM group, opened bookings on 27 October for its summer 2027 flights to Algeria, with departures planned between April and October from seven French airports. The airline offers routes from Paris-Orly, Lyon, Nantes, Marseille, Nice, Toulouse and Montpellier, according to Algérie 360 and Transavia.

On the Paris-Orly–Algiers route, return tickets for June and July are available from 324 euros on the Basic fare, which includes only a small piece of hand luggage. The price can reach 671 euros for travel during periods of high demand, according to fares checked by Algérie 360 on the airline’s website. Julien Mallard, Transavia France’s deputy managing director for commercial affairs, said the early opening was intended to meet the needs of travellers who plan their trips further in advance.

The announcement comes after Air Algérie opened new international routes on 24 October, and Volotea reduced its flights between France and Algeria, a move announced on 21 October.

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