Projects at Schiphol: Today a vision Tomorrow flying high

More travellers than ever are using Schiphol, and it’s important that we respond to the increased demand. We are building a new pier and terminal, while the current piers and car parks are changing too – and much more. If you’re curious about all the construction and renovation projects and what they might mean to you, you can get up to date right here.

New pier and terminal

Schiphol is freshening up for the future. Right now, we have started the construction of the pier. The new pier, which we hope to have in use by the end of 2019, will give us a total of 8 gates. The new terminal is currently scheduled for completion by the end of 2023. With these developments, Schiphol will feel more spacious for travellers and airlines than ever before.

The new pier and terminal

New pier ready by 2019
New terminal ready by 2023
Employing 1,200 people
150.000 m²

Departures and Lounge 1 refurbishment

Schiphol will become one terminal richer in 2023. However, we want to be able to comfortably accommodate the increased number of travellers well before then. That’s why Departures and Lounge 1 will be re-established, renovated, refurbished and expanded. A mezzanine will offer more space for security, check-in and waiting areas in Departures 1. The lounge will also have some adaptations, including more shops and facilities.

Departures & Lounge 1

Building has begun in 2018
More space and facilities
Extra mezzanine space
Final completion by 2022

Pier upgrades

The Pier Upgrade project will make airport travel smoother than ever before. When we introduced a new central security area a few years ago, it created a lot of space for the 81 gates from piers D-G. These areas are being redesigned for a second time – with comfortable seating areas, work stations, luxury bathrooms, and increased food and recreation options. That means you can enjoy Schiphol even more until the minute you depart.

D-G pier upgrade