In the week of 11 – 17 November 2024, we expect an average of 1,240 flights per day at Schiphol. We expect the number of daily flights that take off and land at our airport to stay around the same throughout November.
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
Due to international safety requirements, the recently replaced landing system (ILS) of Zwanenburgbaan must operate reliably and stably for 2 months. Until mid-November, we will only deploy this runway for landing at times of good visibility.
Schiphol has six runways: Kaagbaan, Polderbaan, Aalsmeerbaan, Zwanenburgbaan, Buitenveldertbaan and Schiphol-Oostbaan. Which runways we use depends on the availability of the runways, the wind and weather conditions and the environmental regulations for runway use. In principle, two runways are always in use: one for departing and one for arriving aircraft. At peak moments, a second runway may be used.
The Polderbaan (34%), the Kaagbaan (23%) and Aalsmeerbaan (23%) were used most. Zwanenburgbaan (17%) and Buitenveldertbaan (3%) were deployed mainly as secondary runways. The Schiphol-Oostbaan was hardly used for commercial flights.
In the period of 14 – 27 October 2024, there was an average of 1,359 daily flights at Schiphol. We had predicted an average of 1,380 flights in our outlook. The number of flights decreased compared to previous weeks.
The early and late morning, early and late afternoon and evening landing peaks were followed by a take-off peak every day. There was average of 11 peak moments as a result of air traffic volumes. The peak start and end times deviated slightly, as expected.
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