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Amsterdam Airport: no limits on flights

Government backs down in the face of pressure from airlines and the EU

The Netherlands renounced its plan to limit the maximum number of flights to and from Amsterdam-Schiphol airport (maximum 450,000 flights per year) in recent hours. It's a government initiative that should have started next Summer. The objective was to limit noise and environmental pollution. A reverse gear taken in the face of pressure from airlines and the European Union. "I stress that the Government...

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