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A group of European aviation and mobility organizations have joined forces to jointly pave the way for the introduction of electric regional aviation.

VoltAero Joins the Power Up Initiative to Supportthe Introduction ...

Dutch national railway NS announced the cancellation of all trains to and from Schiphol Airport as the result of an unspecified disruption. The issue was first announced at about 5:20 p.m. on Tuesday, and though some limited service was restored, persistent delays and limitations were expected to last at least until 8:30 p.m. A broken-down train between Amsterdam and Utrecht added complications to the already messy evening commute. That train, which was carrying over 900 passengers, also needed ...

The overcrowding on the power grid in the Netherlands poses challenges for businesses and consumers. Collaborative efforts and investments in grid modernization are needed to ensure a reliable and sustainable energy system.

Arriva wants to operate on numerous railway tracks in the country on which NS trains currently run from 2026. The rail operator has submitted a corresponding application to the Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM), an Arriva spokeswoman confirmed, De Volkskrant reported. A total of 24 local trains and two intercity routes are involved. For instance, Arriva wants to start services between Amsterdam and Hoofddorp, Vlissingen and Breda, and Lelystad and Zwolle. Arriva also wants to establish a...

The city of Lelystad will transform the Batavia Quarter into a distinctive leisure hotspot for northwest Europe.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and the trade association Electric Flying Connection (EFC) offered a group of KLM guests a unique opportunity to experience the future of flying. The eighteen guests received a trial electric flying lesson aboard a Pipistrel Velis Electro, supervised by instructors from the E-Flight Academy. The 18 training flights, which operated between Lelystad Airport and Schiphol-Oost over the course of two days, offered KLM unique insight into the entire system of electric f...

The national weather institute KNMI has issued Code Yellow for the whole country. Showers will move from the west to the east, locally with thunderstorms, hail, and possibly wind gusts of 60 kilometers per hour.

An explosion damaged four homes on Wittezeestraat in Lelystad early on Tuesday morning, the police said. No one got hurt. The police are investigating. Residents of WIttezeestraat were woken by a massive boom at around 4:00 a.m. and called the police. Responding officers found that an explosion had broken one home’s front door and damaged three nearby homes. “Luckily, no one got hurt,” the police said.

Even with an aggressive global reduction of carbon emissions, some scenarios still predict a sea-level rise of a 0.5 metre.