Pressemitteilung: Operating forecast for 2027: Schiphol set to become quieter
The trend towards less aircraft noise around Schiphol is set to continue in 2027. This is evident from the operating forecast for the coming year, which outlines expected runway maintenance and the anticipated impact of air traffic on the surrounding area. The biggest improvement will come from quieter aircraft, which Schiphol encourages through differentiated airport charges. Next year, Schiphol expects approximately 45% of flights to be operated using aircraft from the quietest noise categories. CEO Pieter van Oord: 'As an international hub, Schiphol is of great value to the Netherlands. Together with the aviation sector, we are working towards an airport that is ready for the future and better balanced with its surroundings. The forecast for 2027 shows that we are taking important steps forward. Our efforts to encourage quieter aircraft are delivering results, and the trend towards less aircraft noise around Schiphol is continuing. We are doing what we promised; Schiphol really is becoming quieter.' Number of severely affected residents has halved since 2000 (....)
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Stichwörter: Royal Schiphol Group, operating forecast 2027, aircraft noise, quieter aircraft, airport charges, noise exposure, flight movements, runway maintenance, Schiphol-Oostbaan, airport infrastructure, NOMOS noise measurements, National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM)