In July 2024, Schiphol Airport handled 6.3 million passengers, marking a 5% increase from 2023, with most flights to Europe and the US.
6.3 million passengers flew to, from or via Schiphol Airport in July 2024. It’s an increase of 5% compared to 2023. Most passengers flew to Spain, the United Kingdom, the United States, Italy and Greece. The number of flights to and from Schiphol was 42,452. That is an increase of almost 4% compared to 2023.
Amount of passengers
In July 2024, 6.3 million passengers flew to, from or via Schiphol. 4.2 million departed from or arrived at Schiphol, and almost 2.1 million transferred at the airport. There were over a million transfer passengers, who are counted twice in accordance with the international counting method: once as an arriving passenger and once as a departing passenger.
Most popular destinations
4.5 million passengers arrived from or flew to a destination in Europe. Almost 1.8 million passengers arrived from or flew to an intercontinental destination outside Europe. Spain was the most popular destination, followed by the United Kingdom, the United States, Italy and Greece.
Flights
The number of flights to and from the airport was 42,452 in July 2024. This is an increase of almost 4% compared to 2023. Of these flights, 34,669 went to European destinations and 7,783 to intercontinental destinations.
Also, Schiphol is opening its doors to give a unique behind-the-scenes look at the largest airport in the Netherlands for the new RTL 5 programme ‘Schiphol Airport’. Passion and dedication are at the heart of this series, with everything revolving around ensuring a safe and efficient movement of travellers. ‘Schiphol Airport’ will be shown weekly at 20:30 on RTL 5 starting Tuesday 27 August.
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