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Minister "relaxed rules" over Schiphol environmental permit: NRC

Minister “relaxed rules” over Schiphol environmental permit: NRC

Dutch gov't relaxed nitrogen rules for Schiphol so it could get a nature permit: report

Minister Christianne van der Wal for Nature and Nitrogen (VVD) used a legally dodgy way to weaken the nitrogen rules for Schiphol so that it could get a nature permit in September and didn’t have to shrink.

Air France-KLM records largest quarterly loss since the coronavirus crisis

Air France-KLM suffered a loss of almost half a billion euros in the first quarter. That is the largest quarterly loss since the first quarter of 2022, around the end of the coronavirus pandemic. The negative result was partly due to high costs at KLM as a result of disrupted service in January and February. There was also a reduction in turnover from the group’s freight division.In the first three months of this year, Air France-KLM recorded a net loss of 480 million euros. A year earlier, the loss was 337 million euros, and in 2022 it was 552 million euros.

New airport coming to Italy's Amalfi Coast

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Opinion: Industry Must Make Developing A New Aircraft Affordable

Bombardier, Embraer, and Gulfstream have shown new aircraft can be developed at reasonable prices.

€3 billion mass claim in the works against Dutch State over Schiphol noise

A group of local residents and interest groups is preparing a mass claim of 3 billion euros against the Dutch State over Schiphol Airport. The claim stems from a ruling by the court in The Hague last month. According to that judge, the State has been infringing on the human rights of local residents for some time by not taking enough account of their health.

Night flights ban at Schiphol will cause more flights, noise overday: Slot coordinator

Closing Schiphol at night will lead to more flights and noise pollution during the day, slot coordinator Hugo Thomassen of Airport Coordination Netherlands told the Telegraaf.