Transavia Flight Delays and Cancellations: Live Updates

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Joanna Teljeur

By: Joanna Teljeur

Last Updated: June 2, 2025

In an effort to make it easy and convenient to stay on top of Transavia flight disruptions, we’ve created a handy list that will let you see if your flight is delayed or cancelled, and help you file a claim quickly and easily.

Since 2022, the Dutch low-cost airline has been steadily improving its on-time performance score. Transavia’s flights were on-time 85.7% of the time in 2022 according to OAG, but improved this in 2023 to 87.6%. The carrier’s cancellation rates also improved slightly from 1.2% in 2022 to 1.1% in 2023.

If your Transavia flight was delayed, canceled or overbooked within the last 3 years, you could be eligible for up to €600 in compensation.Check Your Flight

Which Transavia Routes Have the Most Disruptions?

Sometimes, certain routes are regularly disrupted. This could be caused by high passenger volumes, air traffic control restrictions, or even weather at either the departure or arrival airport.

Flight Number (s)	Route	% of Disrupted Flights	Average Delay Time
HV5133, HV5134	Amsterdam to Barcelona	20%	45 min
HV6113, HV6114	Rotterdam to Malaga	18%	42 min
HV5653, HV5654	Amsterdam to Rome	17%	40 min
HV6341,HV6342	Amsterdam to Lisbon	15%	36 min
HV6573, HV6574	Rotterdam to Alicante	14%	35 min
HV5733, HV5734	Eindhoven to Faro	12%	33 min

Why Is Transavia Having Delays & Cancellations?

Delays and cancellations for Transavia and all airlines can happen suddenly and for any number of reasons. Some of the most common causes are:

Severe weather
Transavia strikes
Airport or air traffic control strikes
Air traffic control restrictions
Not enough passengers on a given flight
Insufficient staffing
Mechanical problems with the aircraft or airport

Airports With the Most Transavia Delays

Airport	% of Delayed Flights	Average Delay Time	Causes
Amsterdam Schiphol	20%	45 min	Very high passenger volume, air space congestion, operational issues, rough weather in some seasons
Paris Orly	18%	42 min	Many air traffic control strikes, high traffic, operational issues
Rotterdam The Hague Airport	17%	40 min	Operational issues, limited airport capacity, high traveller volume
Eindhoven Airport	15%	38 min	Poor weather, high traffic, airspace congestion

Tips & Tricks to Minimise Transavia Flight Interruptions

Book early morning flights
Book direct flights to avoid missed connections
Avoid certain airports like the ones listed above
Check the Transavia flight delays list

While you may not be able to control delays and cancellations, you can at least reduce the chances of being affected by taking these steps.

Find out if you are owed compensation for a disrupted flight.Check Your Flight

Interrupted Transavia Flight? Here’s What To Do

Rebook, reschedule, or refund. Depending on your specific situation, you can choose from these options thanks to the air passenger rights Regulation EU261. If your flight is cancelled, be sure to act quickly and remember that you could be owed compensation if you arrive at least 3 hours late.

Watch our Transavia disrupted flights list. By doing this you can stay abreast of any changes to your itinerary. Cancellations are definite, but delays can become longer or shorter in a blink, so it’s very important to pay attention to the status of your flight.

Check to see if your flight is eligible for compensation. During cancellations, Transavia will act quickly to offer all affected passengers various options including vouchers and other offers. Whatever you do - remember that you have certain passenger rights, so before you accept anything, make sure you understand all the details and restrictions that may be hidden in the fine print.

If you’ve encountered any flight delays or cancellations, even as long as 3 years ago, you could still collect Transavia compensation. AirAdvisor’s team of legal professionals takes the hassle out of the claim game and improves your chances of getting the payout you deserve!