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Articles tagged “Schiphol Airport”

Airline Weekly

KLM Unveils Schiphol Airport Noise Plan to Avoid Mandatory Flight Cuts

KLM claims it can reduce noise with new planes and more direct flight paths. Will the Dutch government buy it?

11 months ago
KLM Unveils Schiphol Airport Noise Plan to Avoid Mandatory Flight Cuts

Airline Weekly

KLM Confident in Winning Appeal to Block Schiphol Flight Cuts

The case is really about who will drive airline industry emission reductions: airlines or government's with blunt edge instruments?

12 months ago
KLM Confident in Winning Appeal to Block Schiphol Flight Cuts

Airline Weekly

KLM Faces Increased Pressure to Reduce Emissions at Schiphol

KLM must make real progress on reducing carbon emissions or face serious limits on its future growth in Amsterdam.

1 year ago
KLM Faces Increased Pressure to Reduce Emissions at Schiphol

Airlines

Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport Will Cut Night Flights to Tackle Noise Pollution

Despite opposition from trade bodies and citizens, Schiphol Airport plans to cut late-night flights. Airlines and tourism bodies worry this will impact summer travel to the Netherlands.

Toby Sterling, Reuters | 1 year ago

Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport Will Cut Night Flights to Tackle Noise Pollution

News Blog

Dutch Trade Bodies, Citizens Oppose Cap on Flights to Schiphol Airport

Businesses, community activists and trade bodies in the Netherlands have come together to launch campaign ‘Red Schiphol,’ in response to Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport’s move to set a cap on the number of flights going in and out of the airport. In June last year, the Schiphol Airport set a cap on the number of passengers…

Srividya Kalyanaraman | 1 year ago