Schiphol cap: KLM has to forego 17 flights per day

The Dutch airline KLM expects that it will be able to offer 17 fewer flights per day due to the cap on take-offs and landings planned by the government for the Amsterdam-Schiphol home base. 

Company boss Marjan Rintel gave this number to Bloomberg News. The 2023 summer flight schedule serves as a comparison. The Dutch government intends to reduce the number of flight movements at Schiphol from 500.000 to 460.000 in April and then to 425.200.