Dutch Supreme Court overturns Schiphol flight cap

Annual flight limit invalidated by court

Governance Pollution Aviation & Airspace
Economic Times ·
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The Dutch Supreme Court scrapped the government’s cap on annual flights at Schiphol Airport.
Why it matters
The ruling removes blanket flight limits and requires future restrictions to be justified with specific noise and pollution evidence.
Implications
  • — Airlines can operate without fixed cap — capacity constraints eased
  • — Authorities must justify future limits — stricter legal standards apply

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