Schiphol will be transforming the airport into a home for world travellers over the coming years. Quality and balance are key elements of our new plans for the future. Schiphol remains committed to investing in the quality of the airport. We are doing this to enhance the traveller experience, ensure good working conditions and provide better service to airlines. We are creating more space, comfort and quality, and are fully committed to a quieter, cleaner and future-proof environment. By 2035, we will invest around €10 billion in modern infrastructure; from the construction of Terminal South and making several pier areas more sustainable to the modernisation of lounges and traveller areas.
At the same time, we are improving accessibility and rapidly making our operations greener. Electric ground equipment, smart baggage systems and new transport links at and around the airport are accelerating the transition to enhanced sustainability. We are steadily building a Schiphol that is ready for the traveller of tomorrow and better suited to its surroundings.
We are renovating and expanding to create more space, comfort and quality. The result will be a quieter, cleaner and future-proof airport that offers travellers greater comfort and that is better balanced with its surroundings.
A future-proof power grid that gives everyone at Schiphol sufficient capacity to electrify. That’s why the Power Grid Master Plan was set up.
In the future, travellers will enjoy an improved train station and bus station at our airport: the Multimodal Hub Schiphol (MHS).
A future with prospects for all stakeholders. That is the foundation for developments at and around Schiphol. And that is why we are working on a Spatial Development Plan (SDP) and considering the future of specific sub-areas.
With the arrival of the new pier, you can be assured of a smooth journey via Schiphol in the future too.
With the arrival of the new pier, you can be assured of a smooth journey via Schiphol in the future too.
We are doubling taxiway Quebec. This will reduce queues and delays, and make the ground situation clearer for Air Traffic Control.
