For Transavia I was asked to draw the new seat map. A visual map of the aircraft where passengers can choose where they want to sit. This gives the passenger a better idea of where they'll actually be sitting in the aircraft, how close they really are to the toilets or to the wings of the plane.

At Mirabeau we had previously worked on the seat map for KLM. This was already a uniquely visual map that most other airlines don’t offer. For Transavia we wanted to take this even further by making the map look like a realistic airplane. With as much detail as possible to really give the passenger a feeling of their upcoming trip. Based on the blueprints of all the different aircraft Transavia uses and lots of research at the hangar I drew all these maps.