Amsterdam Schiphol
About Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS)
Your guide to one of Europe's busiest airports — key facts, transport options, services, and what makes Schiphol unique.
1920
Year of Opening
AMS
IATA Code
14.3M
Passengers (2022)
6
Runways
Main Facts
Airport Overview
Main Facts
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is a major international hub serving the Netherlands and beyond. Below is an overview of the airport's key operational details.
- Year of opening: 1920
- IATA code: AMS
- Number of passengers: 14.3 million (2022)
- Number of runways: 6
- Number of terminals: 1 (divided into 3 concourses)
- Airlines operating at Schiphol include KLM (national carrier of the Netherlands), Air France, Lufthansa, Emirates, Delta Air Lines, and many others.
Transport
Getting There
Schiphol is well connected to Amsterdam city center and the wider region by multiple transport options.
Passenger Experience
Services and Amenities
Schiphol offers a wide range of facilities to make your time at the airport comfortable and enjoyable.
Interesting Facts
Beyond its role as a transport hub, Schiphol has a rich history and a strong commitment to sustainability.
- Schiphol Airport is built on reclaimed land from a drained lake.
- The airport is one of the oldest operating airports in the world.
- Schiphol is considered one of the most environmentally friendly airports in the world.