The 2018 summer schedule started on Sunday 25 March. This summer, we are welcoming a new airline to our airport: Air Mauritius. Furthermore, the destinations of Orlando International (United States), Växjö (Sweden), Fortaleza (Brazil), Alghero (Italy) and Zadar (Croatia) are new additions to the flight schedules.
The summer schedule will end on Saturday 25 October 2018. Changes may be implemented over the course of the summer, due to the dynamic environment in which the aviation industry operates.
Flight Explorer
Further information about Schiphol’s complete network of destinations is available in our online tool, Flight Explorer: flightexplorer.schiphol.nl. Flight Explorer consists of a clickable world map showing all countries that have direct flights to and from Schiphol. Click on a country to open a list of all destinations served by direct flights, as well as the flight frequency and the number of flights per airline. Further details about the network are also available in the Schiphol App.
This is the first time Air Mauritius is connecting the Netherlands to the tropical island of Mauritius. On 26 March, the airline started operating two flight services a week, with intentions to add a third flight in summer. During the winter period, this route was flown by KLM.
On 31 March, Delta Air Lines will start operating flight services between Orlando International and
Amsterdam. This route will be flown daily.
KLM has started operating daily flights to and from Växjö, known as the cradle to a famous Swedish furniture company. Växjö was previously not yet a part of Schiphol’s route network.
KLM’s second new destination is Fortaleza, in the Northeast of Brazil. This route will be flown three times a week.
Corendon Dutch Airlines will be operating three flight services to and from Alghero this summer.
As of 7 May, Norwegian will be operating flight services to and from JFK International Airport in New York four times a week.
Corendon Dutch Airlines is now also offering holiday flights to Samos. Flight services are operated twice a week.
Bogotá – Cartagena 3 -> 4x per week
Bologna 3 -> 4x per day
Krakow 2 -> 3x per day
Minneapolis–Saint Paul 3 -> 5x per week
Moscow 2 -> 3x per day
New York JFK 14 -> 20x per week
Additionally, larger aircraft will from now on be used for flights to and from Toronto (Air Canada), Seoul (Korean Air), Istanbul (Turkish Airlines), Guangzhou (China Southern Airlines), Abu Dhabi (Etihad Airways), Philadelphia and Dallas/Fort Worth (American Airlines) and Moscow (Aeroflot).
This post was published on 27 March 2018 15:41
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