Transavia expands its Breton network with Seville: how to fly nonstop to Andalusia from Brest

Since Sunday, October 25, 2026, travelers from Brittany no longer need to transit through Paris or Madrid to reach Seville. Transavia, the low-cost subsidiary of the Air France-KLM Group, has launched a direct route between Brest Bretagne and Seville, the Andalusian capital with its cobbled streets and captivating flamenco. Two flights per week are scheduled, on Thursdays and Sundays, for the entire winter season. An opportunity for residents of Finistère to enjoy a hassle-free getaway to southern Spain, where temperatures remain mild even in autumn.

Brest Bretagne Airport, which already serves five other international destinations from its terminal, now adds an opening to Andalusia. This new service is part of a broader strategy to expand Transavia’s network in Brittany. Julien Mallard, Deputy General Manager of Commercial Operations at Transavia France, highlights the importance of this route: « We are delighted to launch this new Brest–Seville route, which reflects our commitment to offering travelers from Brittany even more opportunities to explore attractive destinations. » A way for the airline to strengthen its ties with the region and meet growing demand for direct flights to southern Europe.

For Brest Bretagne Airport, this opening is also a means of diversifying its traffic and attracting new passengers. Claude Arphexad, its Operations Director, notes: « This new route offers great prospects for our travelers and will allow many Bretons to fall in love with Seville, just as many Andalusians will discover our captivating Brittany. » A wonderful opportunity for cultural and tourist exchange between two regions with strong identities.

The Brest–Seville route joins another new Andalusian service: Rennes–Seville, which launched the following day, Monday, October 26. Two weekly flights are also planned for this route, allowing residents of the Rennes area to enjoy direct access to Andalusia. These two openings illustrate Transavia’s ambition to expand its network in France, targeting destinations prized for their affordability and accessibility.

A route designed for stays of three nights or more

The flight schedule has been carefully planned to facilitate short or medium-length getaways. The Thursday and Sunday rotations allow for a three-night trip, from Thursday to Sunday, or a longer stay without connection hassles. When bookings opened in May 2026, Transavia announced a promotional fare of €42 one-way, a price likely to appeal to budget-conscious travelers. A golden opportunity to enjoy tapas, cathedral visits, or boat rides on the Guadalquivir without breaking the bank.

For the inaugural departure on Sunday, October 25, the airport and the airline organized a festive launch event. Ribbon-cutting, flamenco music, and gift giveaways in partnership with Turismo de Andalucía marked the start of this new service. A way to celebrate Seville’s arrival in Brest and inspire travelers to discover this iconic Spanish city.

This opening is part of a broader strategy by Transavia, which announced in spring five new international routes from Brest, Rennes, Nantes, and Bordeaux for the winter season. Among these new services were already two routes to Seville from Brittany, confirming the appeal of this destination for French travelers seeking sun and culture.

Seville: a top destination for French travelers

Andalusia remains a safe bet for French tourists, who appreciate its vibrant cities, delicious cuisine, and nearly year-round sunshine. Seville, in particular, captivates with its unique blend of history, Moorish architecture, and lively atmosphere. The cathedral, Giralda, Alcázar, and the Santa Cruz district make it a must-visit for culture and escapism lovers.

For Transavia, this direct route meets real demand from travelers from Brittany, who previously often had to connect through hubs like Paris or Madrid to reach Andalusia. A constraint that increased travel time and costs. With this new route, the low-cost airline is banking on simplicity and accessibility to attract customers seeking hassle-free travel.

Brest Bretagne Airport, for its part, is leveraging this opening to boost its appeal. With six international destinations now on offer, the Finistère terminal is asserting itself as a gateway to Europe and beyond. A great opportunity for regional travelers to fly more easily without having to go to already congested airports like Paris-Charles de Gaulle or Lyon.

An Andalusian evening in Brest to extend the experience

To mark the occasion and extend the experience, Brest Bretagne Airport is hosting a special evening titled « When Seville Comes to Brest. » Scheduled for Thursday, November 19, 2026, the event promises an immersion in Andalusian culture, with a flamenco show, live music, and a tapas cocktail. Participants can also try to win round-trip tickets to Seville in a festive and convivial setting. The event, available by reservation for €30, includes free parking—a way to make access to this unique experience easier.

This initiative aligns with the airport’s ambition to transform its terminal into a vibrant hub beyond mere departures and arrivals. A way to turn waiting time into a memorable experience while showcasing new destinations offered by Transavia and other airlines.

Key details for traveling Brest–Seville with Transavia

For those eager to take advantage of this new route, here are the essential details to know:

Flights operate on Thursdays and Sundays for the entire winter season. The promotional fare is €42 one-way, though booking early is recommended to secure the best prices. Travelers can choose between a three-night stay or a longer getaway, depending on their preferences. Brest Bretagne Airport offers standard departure services, with check-in opening eight hours and fifteen minutes before departure and gates closing six hours and thirty minutes prior.

For travelers looking to explore Seville stress-free, this direct route is an excellent opportunity. Whether for a cultural weekend, a gastronomic escape, or simply to enjoy Andalusian weather, the capital of Andalusia has never been more accessible from Brittany. And with Transavia, the journey is simple, quick, and affordable.

Looking ahead: summer 2027

This opening is part of a development dynamic for Transavia, which is already preparing its summer 2027 program. Brest Bretagne Airport, meanwhile, continues to invest in improving its infrastructure and delivering an ever more pleasant experience for passengers. With projects to expand boarding areas and investments in services, the Finistère airport is positioning itself as a key player in air transport in Brittany.

For travelers, Transavia’s addition of Seville to its network is excellent news. A way to travel more easily, quickly, and affordably to a destination as rich as Seville. So, ready to book your ticket to Andalusia?