Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam will invest over 3 billion euros in infrastructure in the period 2024-2027!

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol ( AMS ) prioritizes service quality and announces extensive infrastructure investments. Between 2024 and 2027, the airport is investing three billion euros to catch up on maintenance and upgrades.

Recognizing the need for a shift in priorities, Ruud Sondag, CEO Schiphol , said: "After too much focus on cost and growth for many years, we now need to recover to provide employees, travelers and airlines with the quality they need."

For many years, Schiphol Airport focused primarily on reducing costs and rapidly increasing passenger traffic. But all the while, it has neglected investing in essential maintenance and infrastructure.

The investments will target almost all critical components of Schiphol Airport, including terminal level, baggage conveyor belt systems, parking platforms, taxiways and runways.

Schiphol Airport recognizes that the quality of its services depends on the condition and performance of its assets. Therefore, the airport carries out round-the-clock maintenance to ensure that all available facilities are at optimum parameters.

As Schiphol invests in replacing and renewing its infrastructure, the foundations are being laid for an airport that meets the highest standards of efficiency and passenger satisfaction.