At Royal Schiphol Group, we believe data and technology gives our travellers, employees and partners superpowers. We develop tools and services to unlock these powers. With digital products and services, we improve our daily challenges and implement fundamental changes in existing processes.
At Royal Schiphol Group, we continuously experiment in our search for solutions to complex challenges. Together, we explore our current reality, the near future, and distant futures we cannot even fully envision yet. We believe together we can only accelerate innovation together.
At Royal Schiphol Group we are committed to making the aviation industry more sustainable together with our partners. We are working collaboratively on several innovation projects co-funded by the European Union. This way, we can combine our strengths and accelerate the processes that are leading us to a more sustainable future.
7 March
This summer, Schiphol’s Innovation Hub, in partnership with the Data and Analytics department, had the pleasure of hosting a diverse and talented group of interns.
7 March
In 2050, the day-to-day airside operations at Royal Schiphol Group will have changed significantly.
25 February
As we want to continuously improve the quality of our airport, we are currently testing whether artificial intelligence (AI) can help to improve moving walkway usage.
25 February
Over the past months Schiphol and KLM have been testing the potential of an autonomous baggage tug at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, in close collaboration with supplier Aurrigo.
19 November 2024
As we envision a future with fully autonomous, emission-free vehicles at Schiphol Airport by 2050, one of the biggest challenges we face is ensuring that these vehicles can navigate safely and efficiently. To address this, we are developing OTISS.
8 October 2024
Schiphol and KLM are testing Auto-DollyTug. This vehicle will separate the baggage of passengers with long transfer times from those with short transfer times.
