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BREAKING Amsterdam Schiphol airport to limit passenger flow until at least begining of 2023

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Last updated: September 29, 2022, 17:20 UTC
Published: Thursday, September 29, 2022, at 17:20 UTC
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Schiphol maintains maximum number of passengers.

In the coming months, Schiphol will maintain the maximum number of travelers that can depart from the airport. Airlines need a longer-term planning. The airport expects to do this until the end of March.

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“Maintaining a maximum number of travelers is necessary, says the Hanne Buis, COO at Royal Schiphol Group. We want to guarantee the safety of employees and travelers and offer a more reliable airport process. This naturally has consequences for travelers and airlines, which we find annoying.”

By the end of the year, it will be examined whether more is possible from the end of January. Schiphol says the airport does this to provide travelers with a reliable travel experience and to offer airlines predictability and stability.

At the same time, hard work is being done to improve security capacity.

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