Royal Schiphol Group in the news

Royal Schiphol Group NV is an airport owner and operator providing ground handling, leasing, and airfreight logistics services.

Schiphol's pilot project successfully demonstrated that reusing surplus construction materials can significantly reduce CO2 emissions, waste, and procurement costs, proving the viability of circular construction.

Royal Schiphol Group and KLM agreed to relocate KLM's cargo and catering operations at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol as part of a 25-year master plan to modernize the airport.

Royal Schiphol Group reported a mixed H1 2026, with concession revenue down due to a divestment, but strong operating results driven by increased rents and parking, alongside ongoing redevelopment projects.

Royal Schiphol Group is among ten bidders in the second phase of the privatization of Sicily's Catania airport.

Ten bidders, including Vinci Airports, advanced to the second phase of privatizing Sicily's Catania airport, where at least a 51% stake is being sold.

Royal Schiphol Group reported a 5.6% revenue increase to €1.33 billion in the first half of the year, driven by higher rents and commercial division improvements, despite significant investments and external challenges.

Royal Schiphol Group invested heavily in airport quality and sustainability, maintaining strong passenger numbers and cargo growth despite initial disruptions, while also expanding its network.

Royal Schiphol Group invested a record €801 million in the first half of 2026 to upgrade its airports, handling 37.3 million passengers despite geopolitical disruptions affecting flight numbers.

A court has mandated a decision on Lelystad Airport's nature permit by mid-December, speeding up the process crucial for its planned 2027 opening, following delays and a lawsuit.

Royal Schiphol Group anticipates receiving the environmental permit for Lelystad Airport by mid-December, as ordered by a court, despite years of delays and environmental concerns.

Royal Schiphol Group reported flat first-half profit and slightly reduced traffic in 2026 due to weather, geopolitical events, and rising expenses, despite revenue growth.

Royal Schiphol Group experienced a 9.7% decline in concession revenue during H1 2026, offset by increases in rent, leases, and parking, while overall revenue grew by 5.6% to €1,333m.

Royal Schiphol Group selected HeadFirst Group as its Managed Service Provider for external professionals, focusing on data-driven talent acquisition and strengthening its employer brand for scarce skills.

Royal Schiphol Group reported strong demand and increased revenue in the first half of 2026, despite a slight dip in traffic at Amsterdam Schiphol due to geopolitical events and weather.

Schiphol will internalize passenger assistance services for reduced mobility passengers by early 2028 to enhance service quality and operational control, involving a phased transition and employee transfer from Axxicom Airport Caddy.

Royal Schiphol Group is investing 35 to 40 million euros in Lelystad Airport for future holiday flights, while other news covers local issues and events.

Royal Schiphol Group is investing up to 40 million euros to prepare Lelystad Airport for commercial holiday flights by late 2027.

Royal Schiphol Group invested a record €801 million in H1 2026, navigating geopolitical challenges while serving 37.3 million passengers and increasing cargo volume, with a €215 million net result.

Royal Schiphol Group invested  801 million in airport quality and modernization, increased cargo volume by 10%, and maintained profitability despite geopolitical challenges and a decrease in flight movements.