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Transavia Names Paul Terstegge as New CEO

Air France-KLM Subsidiary Prepares for Next Phase of Growth

Transavia, a low-cost subsidiary of Air France-KLM, has appointed Paul Terstegge as its new CEO, effective February 1, 2026. Terstegge, who currently serves as Executive Vice President Inflight Services at KLM, brings extensive experience in aviation management and strategy. Under his leadership, Transavia aims to continue its growth, expand its European network, and transition towards a more sustainable future. The airline’s previous CEO, Marcel de Nooijer, led the company for six years and oversaw significant updates, including a fleet switch to Airbus and the establishment of a new aircraft maintenance hangar. This development was first reported by AeroTime.

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    Transavia Names Paul Terstegge as New CEO

    Air France-KLM Subsidiary Prepares for Next Phase of Growth

    Transavia, a low-cost subsidiary of Air France-KLM, has appointed Paul Terstegge as its new CEO, effective February 1, 2026. Terstegge, who currently serves as Executive Vice President Inflight Services at KLM, brings extensive experience in aviation management and strategy. Under his leadership, Transavia aims to continue its growth, expand its European network, and transition towards a more sustainable future. The airline’s previous CEO, Marcel de Nooijer, led the company for six years and oversaw significant updates, including a fleet switch to Airbus and the establishment of a new aircraft maintenance hangar. This development was first reported by AeroTime.

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