The decision by the Dutch government to limit the number of flights taking off and landing at Schiphol Airport will reduce the value of trade and tourist expenditure in the Netherlands by up to €13.6 …
/PRNewswire/ The decision by the Dutch government to limit the number of flights taking off and landing at Schiphol Airport will reduce the value of trade.
The Dutch government plans to cut back annual flights at Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport could cost the country an estimated €13.6 billion per year and increase ticket prices, according to a study from a campaign group against the policy. The Red Schiphol Campaign, which was created to fight the planned reduction in flights at the airport, has commissioned the research from the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR).