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The Dutch government's "noise and climate protection plans" could cost KLM dearly in the United States of America, as it is expected that the US Department of Transportation will give the carrier around 1.000 slots or 22
Dutch commercial airports increased by around 2023 percent in the third quarter of 14. Amsterdam Schiphol Airport accounts for the lion's share of passenger traffic, estimated at 17,8 million travelers. Whose share in
The Dutch government actually wanted to reduce capacity at Amsterdam-Schiphol Airport from next year. The arguments were based on noise and environmental protection. Now the project is being abandoned – at least for the time being. contributed to this
Last weekend, unannounced alcohol checks were carried out by the responsible supervisory authority at Amsterdam-Schiphol Airport. The focus was on the flying personnel, who were routinely checked. Almost all people adhered to the limit values or 0,0 per mille
Under the guise of “noise and environmental protection”, the Dutch government wants to limit the number of take-off and landing options at Amsterdam-Schiphol Airport. A transatlantic diplomatic dispute is now brewing. The background is that Jetblue is for the summer
On behalf of Corendon Dutch Airlines, World2Fly has the first flight from Amsterdam-Schiphol to Curaçao on November 3, 2023. This route is served by long-haul Airbus A350-900 jets. On the first flight, the flight number CD599
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 gave this number
The US low-cost airline Jetblue has not been allocated take-off and landing rights in Amsterdam-Schiphol for the 2024 summer flight schedule. The carrier is massively upset about this and is trying to initiate countermeasures through the US authorities. The Dutch government has
Due to the current hurricane, numerous flights at Dutch airports have to be canceled for safety reasons. The lion's share goes to Amsterdam-Schiphol Airport. The hurricane “Ciarán” contains strong squalls that are dangerous for aircraft, especially during take-off and landing
The US low-cost airline Jetblue is now speaking out about the Dutch government's upper limit for flights from Amsterdam-Schiphol, which is due to come into force next year for “noise protection reasons”. This demands that
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