Royal Schiphol Group aims to operate the most sustainable and high-quality airports in the world. You will continue to fly and discover the world, but in a more responsible and more sustainable way. A way in which we strive to not put extra pressure on the planet, but add value to it instead. One example of how we want to do this is by producing more renewable energy than we actually need. The surplus energy will go to other users. We know that aviation has to become more sustainable. Schiphol has been working on this for many years. We have already achieved several important milestones and we will be doing more over the coming years.
Frequently asked questions, measures, research and news
Royal Schiphol Group’s plan for sustainable aviation in 2050
Action plan to make the Dutch aviation sector more sustainable
Measures for lower nitrogen emissions at Schiphol
We are going for a quieter, cleaner and better Schiphol.
Towards a circular solution for our PFAS-containing soil.
Schiphol leads European collaboration to accelerate the process of making airports and aviation more sustainable.
Where can you see sustainability at Schiphol? And what else are we going to do?
Find out about the steps we are taking together with our partners to offer an increasingly sustainable Food & Beverage experience.