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Schiphol expects more travelers, pre-pandemic numbers in sight

Schiphol expects more travelers, pre-pandemic numbers in sight

Schiphol Airport expects passenger numbers to continue growing this year, nearing levels seen before the pandemic. The airport projects that between 68 million and 72 million travelers will pass through its facilities in 2024.

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