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‘What if ASML Comes Knocking Tomorrow?’ Breda Airport Wants to Get Rid of Strict Rules

Summary by Omroep Brabant
Breda International Airport wants to further expand the Airparc next to the runway with high-tech and aviation companies. However, according to owner Stef Have, a rule in the spatial plan stands in the way: a maximum of half of the office space may be allocated to companies with no direct link to aviation. Approximately two hundred people currently work at the Airparc. As far as Have is concerned, that number should reach around five hundred in …
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Breda International Airport wants to further expand the Airparc next to the runway with high-tech and aviation companies. However, according to owner Stef Have, a rule in the spatial plan stands in the way: a maximum of half of the office space may be allocated to companies with no direct link to aviation. Approximately two hundred people currently work at the Airparc. As far as Have is concerned, that number should reach around five hundred in …

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Omroep Brabant broke the news on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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