Schiphol has had the new airport charges it introduced on 1 April 2025 approved by the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM). Airport charges will increase by 37% over the next three years to enable "necessary investments" and "further improve the quality of the airport", Schiphol...

Schiphol will become the second most expensive airport in Europe, as it raises its fees by 41% in the coming year. This increase comes on top of the 40% tariff increase over the past three years. This has major implications for both travelers and the aviation sector. As the costs of setbacks a...

Copenhagen Airports A/S (CPH) and the largest airlines have settled the terms and conditions for a new four-year agreement on charges. Charges agreements form the foundation of the airport’s finances and its ability to invest in the future, develop the airport, deliver on the green transition, ...

By Sarah Collins, independent.ie Budget airline Ryanair has accused Dublin airport of “price gouging” for hiking costs, saying the airport is being “mismanaged” following travel chaos at the weekend. The low-cost carrier said the DAA is seeking an 88pc price increase from 2023 on “it...

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) warned that a proposed 37% increase in airport charges in the Netherlands risks significant damage to the recovery of air connectivity in the country. Following a formal review in which IATA and several airlines participated, the regulator for ai...