A look ahead at air traffic

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A look ahead at air traffic 22 - 28 June 2026

1,365 flights expected per day (average)

In the week of 22 – 28 June 2026, we expect an average of 1,365 daily flights at Schiphol. We expect the number of daily flights that take off and land at our airport to increase in July.

11 peak moments per day expected

Take-off: 07:00-07:40, 09:20-10:40, 11:40-13:00, 14:00-15:20, 16:20-17:40 and 20:40-22:10
Landing: 07:40-09:20, 10:40-11:40, 13:00-14:00, 15:20-16:20 and 18:00-20:20

Maintenance taxiway next to Zwanenburgbaan

Maintenance work will be carried out on the taxiway near the Zwanenburgbaan until 28 June. As aircraft will be diverted to other taxiways, runway usage may be subject to change.

Runway use at Schiphol

Schiphol has six runways: Kaagbaan, Polderbaan, Aalsmeerbaan, Zwanenburgbaan, Buitenveldertbaan and Schiphol-Oostbaan. Which runways we use depends on the availability of the runways, the wind and weather conditions and the environmental regulations for runway use. In principle, two runways are always in use: one for departing and one for arriving aircraft. At peak moments, a second runway may be used.

A look back at air traffic 25 May – 7 June 2026

Runway use past weeks: Kaagbaan mostly used

The Kaagbaan (36%) and the Polderbaan (32%) were used the most in this period. The Aalsmeerbaan (13%), Zwanenburgbaan (7%) and Buitenveldertbaan (12%) were mainly used as secondary runways. The Schiphol-Oostbaan was not deployed for commercial traffic.

1,369 flights per day (average)

In the period of 25 May – 7 June 2026, there was an average of 1,369 daily flights at Schiphol. We had predicted around 1,377 flights in our outlook. The number of flights increased slightly compared to the previous week.

Peak times last week

The early and late morning, early and late afternoon and evening landing peaks were followed by a take-off peak every day. There was average of 11 peak moments as a result of air traffic volumes. The peak start and end times deviated slightly, as expected.

Deployment per runway

BAS air traffic app

The Local Community Contact Centre (BAS) has launched an app that uses push notifications to immediately inform users about changes to runway use, news, and other updates. It also makes it easier to access information and submit reports, and the app now allows users to always have the Flight Tracker at their fingertips.

Download the app

A look ahead at air traffic