Transavia returns to Reus with 3 weekly flights to Amsterdam: dates and sales

Transavia will resume the route between Reus and Amsterdam with three weekly flights starting March 30, 2027. Flights will depart on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, a frequency that puts the Baix Camp airport back on the Dutch map.

The connection will operate until October 30, and tickets can be purchased from September 16. The route is not entirely new: the same company operated it between 2017 and 2019 and now returns after a period of absence.

What will the new Reus to Amsterdam Route offer?

Which Days will there be flights between Reus and Amsterdam?

The route will have three weekly frequencies: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. The service will start on March 30 and continue until October 30, thus covering a good part of the tourist season.

For travelers from the area, the practical detail is this: there will be no need to wait for a daily connection to fly directly to Amsterdam. The offer concentrates operations on three specific days, a formula that allows the route to be restored without presenting it as a permanent service throughout the year.

Ticket sales will begin on September 16. Until then, the available information fixes the operating dates and flight days but does not specify schedules or fares.

• Origin: Reus airport.
• Destination: Amsterdam.
• Frequency: three flights per week.
• Days: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
• Period: from March 30 to October 30.
• Sales: starting September 16.

Why is this return more than just a Restored Route?

Because Transavia will return to have a presence at Reus airport after operating there between 2017 and 2019. It is a return with recent memory: the connection had already existed, was lost, and now reappears with three weekly frequencies.

The route was opened after negotiations between the company and the Strategic Table of Reus Airport. Said without the usual ritual of press releases: there have been talks, agreements, and a connection that returns to the schedule.

What does the Dutch market bring to Reus and the Costa Daurada?

How Many Dutch Visitors arrive in the area?

In 2025, the destination recorded nearly 258,000 Dutch visitors. This figure positions the Netherlands as a market of weight for the whole area and explains why a direct route between Reus and Amsterdam can be of interest beyond the summer.

Currently, the Dutch market is the fourth international market of the Costa Daurada and the third for the Terres de l’Ebre. For readers from Reus and the Camp, this translates a tourist figure into a concrete consequence: the airport recovers an entry point linked to a country that already provides a notable volume of visitors.

The connection, therefore, does not start from zero. The market is already there; what is restored is a direct air route to get there. And that, in aviation, is not insignificant.

Will the Route help reduce dependence on the summer months?

Yes, according to the data provided: 42% of Dutch arrivals in 2025 took place outside the months from June to September. This behavior is less seasonal than other international markets.

The route will start on March 30 and continue until October 30, thus including months before and after the peak of summer. This coincidence between the flight schedule and the visiting habits of the Dutch market is the most interesting point of the operation.

The connection is also framed within the objectives of desseasonalizing tourist activity. The word sounds like office jargon, yes, but the idea is simple: spreading arrivals over more months and not concentrating them all in the same period of the year.

The return of Transavia leaves a fairly clear picture: three weekly flights, a route that had already operated, and a market of nearly 258,000 visitors. Reus thus recovers the link with Amsterdam during the scheduled season, while tickets await their release date on September 16. The calendar is concrete; now it remains to see what response it will have among travelers and visitors.

Source of the article: Editorial / Catalan News Agency