Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Barcelona, London, on a plane
Programs: IB+ Gold, TK E+, Hyatt Globalist, Marriott LTP, IHG Diamond
Posts: 14,182
GetJet is probably doing a wet lease on behalf on Transavia. You won't have any consumer rights.
Some airlines (BA, etc.) are willing to provide refunds / date changes if you don't like the fact that the flight won't be operated by the airline itself.
But to be honest, now that you've added a dodgy OTA into the mix - meaning that Transavia can't touch your ticket - you're flying GetJet or you're buying yourself a ticket on a different airline.