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Amsterdam Airport: 3.1 billions for works

Maintenance, expansion and modernization of the airport by 2027

The Amsterdam-Schiphol airport management company plans investments of over 3 billion dollars for the 2024-2027 development program, which includes maintenance and modernization works at the airport. Infrastructure operations concern four key areas: quality of service, quality of work, sustainability and safety."After many years of excessive attention to quantity, therefore to costs and growth, we...

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Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 10/04/2023 10:14
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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The operator of the Dutch airport of Amsterdam-Schiphol expects an increase in airport charges of +14.8% in 2024. This is an initiative with which the company aims to offset the financial impact caused... more

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