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Schiphol as a neighbourLiving near the airport

Having an international airport as a neighbour has its advantages, but at Schiphol we are fully aware that it can also cause problems. We work hard to make sure you can enjoy living and working near the airport; we do our best to limit inconvenience, ensure safety and keep a close eye on air quality. If you have any questions about how we do this, please contact the Local Community Contact Centre Schiphol (BAS).

A look ahead at air traffic 31 March– 6 April 2025

1.325 flights expected per day (average) 

In the week of 31 March– 6 April 2025 , we expect an average of 1.325 flights per day at Schiphol. We expect the number of daily flights that take off and land at our airport to increase slightly from April.

11 peak moments per day expected

Take-off: 07:00-07:40, 09:20-11:00, 11:40-13:00, 14:00-15:20, 16:20-17:40 and 20:40-22:10 Landing: 07:40-09:20, 11:00-11:40, 13:00-14:00, 15:20-16:20 and 18:20-20:00

Annual maintenance for Kaagbaan runway

From 24 March to 1 April 2025, the Kaagbaan Runway will undergo annual maintenance. We expect more aircraft to land on the Zwanenburgbaan and Aalsmeerbaan runways at that time. Departing traffic is also making more use of the Buitenveldertbaan runway.

Blogs for Schiphol neighbours

About the runways, flight paths and everything that you may find interesting to read about as our neighbour.

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Do you have a question or complaint about air traffic

If you live near the airport and have a question, comment or complaint about air traffic to, from or at Schiphol, please contact the Local Community Contact Centre Schiphol, known by its Dutch acronym: BAS.



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