KLM, other airlines to sue Dutch government over cap on Schiphol flights

Airlines sue Dutch government over plan to reduce flights from Schiphol

A group of airlines including KLM, Delta and easyJet is suing the Dutch government over its plans to reduce the number of flights from Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport.

Airlines sue Dutch government over plan to reduce flights from Schiphol

The government said last year it was seeking a “new balance” between the economic benefits provided by Schiphol and its impact on nearby residents and the environment

Airlines sue Dutch government over flight cuts

The government cited noise pollution and climate concerns in its decision to restrict flights.

KLM, Delta, EasyJet sue Dutch government for flight limits

Some airline companies, including KLM, Delta and EasyJet, announced that they are filing a legal complaint against the Dutch government over plans to cut...

KLM, Delta sue Dutch government over Schiphol flight cuts

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — A group of airlines including KLM, Delta and easyJet say they are suing the Dutch government over its plans to reduce the number of flights from Amsterdam’s busy Schiphol Airport. The government said last year it was seeking a “new balance” between the economic benefits provided by Schiphol and its impact on nearby residents and the environment. It aims to cut the number of flights per year from a half-million to 44…

KLM, Delta sue Dutch government over Schiphol flight cuts

A group of airlines including KLM, Delta and easyJet say they are suing the Dutch government over its plans to reduce the number of flights from Amsterdam’s busy Schiphol Airport. The government said last year it was seeking a “new balance” between the economic benefits provided by Schiphol and its impact on nearby residents and the environment. It aims to cut the number of flights per year from a half-million to 440,000. The airlines said Frida…