Royal Schiphol Group to welcome new Chief Executive
The Royal Schiphol Group's incoming Chief Executive was State Secretary for Foreign Affairs in the second Dutch cabinet for four years between 1998 and 2002.
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Schiphol Airport is the main airport in the Netherlands and is approximately twenty minutes from Amsterdam city centre by train.
It is the third busiest airport in Europe in terms of passenger traffic. The airport has six runways and one passenger terminal which is divided into three departure areas.
Built on what was once a large lake, Schiphol Airport is one of the world’s lowest airports, lying three metres below sea level.
The Royal Schiphol Group's incoming Chief Executive was State Secretary for Foreign Affairs in the second Dutch cabinet for four years between 1998 and 2002.
With over 320 destinations served by 111 airlines, Schiphol Airport’s network is huge. Despite in 2017 welcoming 68.4 million travellers at Schiphol, with numbers still rising, the airport must do more to develop. Ahead of groundbreaking in early-2019 for construction of a new pier, followed by a new terminal, Charles…
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This year's figures have been released showing the popularity of air travel continues its post-crash surge with the top five airports welcoming 18 million more passengers than 2016.
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Europe's third biggest cargo hub after Frankfurt and Paris Charles de Gaulle, Amsterdam Schiphol saw record numbers last year driven by a boost from the Far East and Latin America.
The app provides live information about runway use and individual flights, but can also tell users about the traffic over a specific area - their home for example.
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Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is the main international airport of the Netherlands and is the third busiest airport in Europe
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Queues for passengers with little or no carry-on luggage will become a regular feature at the Dutch airport after successful trials in the summer.
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