Schiphol is constantly evolving. We are building a new pier and an additional viaduct, renovating the piers and gates, and improving the aircraft parking facilities. That's not nearly all. Are you curious about the various construction and renovation projects and what they might mean for you? Let us bring you up to speed. We follow guidelines from the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) and ahere to Bouwend Nederland's safety protocol when carrying out all of our construction works.
The construction of the new Pier A means seven new gates for the airport and therefore more space for passengers and airlines.
To make travelling even more comfortable, we are rebuilding and renovating Lounge 1. We’re extending, making adjustments to walkways and expanding the range of restaurants and shops.
Commissioned by Schiphol and Liander, construction company BAM is building a new high-voltage substation at Schiphol Centre. This will ensure that Schiphol has more grid capacity. This will contribute to the acceleration of Schiphol’s energy transition.
With the arrival of the new pier, you can be assured of a smooth journey via Schiphol in the future too.
We are doubling taxiway Quebec. This will reduce queues and delays, and make the ground situation clearer for Air Traffic Control.
We are expanding the Uniform platform at Schiphol from five buffer positions to eleven. This provides more space to temporarily park widebody aircraft.
In the future, travellers will enjoy an improved train station and bus station at our airport: the Multimodal Hub Schiphol (MHS).
