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Airport as an economic and spatial regional driver
Airport of the Future; March 30, 2006
Meiltje de Groot; sr advisor Airport Development
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Agenda
• Mainport as driver of Dutch economy• Added value of the Mainport• Environment & spatial impact
– Possible solutions??
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Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
• Hub of SkyTeam/Air France-KLM Group
• Fourth Largest Passenger Airport in Europe
• 247 destinations and 3641 flights (summer week)
destinations flights
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• Maintain primary hub and top position in Europe
• # intercontinental destinations and frequencies
determines strength of network
• High quality through connections (connectivity)
needs a strong network carrier (SkyTeam)
• Connectivity “best in class” due to small home
market
• Accommodate growth (4-5% per year) and cost
level comparable to CDG
View and objectives of the Dutch aviation sector
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Competitive position of hubs
Position determined by:• Home market
(O/D passengers)• Home carrier network• Position within main traffic
flows• Available capacity
Growing importance of visit
costs
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Hub is heart of MainportAnd is an important driver of Dutch economy
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Internationally competitive business climate. Development of infrastructure and business
sites.
Competitive region
With regard to working and living conditions, accessibility and reinforcing Amsterdam as a
destination
Reinforcing worldwide network (destinations & frequency)
Competitive airport With regard to visit costs,
reliable and swift handling and accessibility
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Added value of the mainport
3000 extra jobs per million
additional passengers
York 2004
8 billion Euro added value
2% contribution to Gross National
Product
Nyfer 2000 / York 2004
Every passenger contributes €450,-- to regional economy
20% contribution toGross Regional Product
Nyfer 2000
Freedom of travelAdded value: Employment
% households per city directly dependent on Schiphol
118Total
60Indirect
58Direct
2005Jobs (x 1,000)
118Total
60Indirect
58Direct
2005Jobs (x 1,000)
Employment study 2004 (Regioplan)
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Efforts to reduce environmental impact
• Dutch aviation sector has invested in more quiet airplanes en a new runway
• Government has set and monitors environmental standards (2003)
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Calculated Noise Load lower than ever….
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Number of houses within 35 KU
Air transport movements
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But number of Noise complaints higher than ever…
2004: 714,000 complaints, by10,756 people
Legal limit number of noise affected houses
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And there are limited possibilities for building new houses
Nota ruimte, VROM
•Demand for new housing: 150,000
•Spatial policy makes realizing them almost impossible
• This will lead to deterioration of amenities in the Schiphol area
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Possible solutions?? (1)
• Innovation on policy focused on noise reductions at the source – Level playing field European and
International rules – Create incentives to use aircrafts with
quieter engines– ATM (CDA)
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Possible solutions?? (4)
• Offer choices instead of fixed solutions
• Insulation• Compensation for
moving expenses• Public parks• ….
menu
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Possible solutions?? (6)
• Develop a metropolitan strategy
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Internationally competitive business climate. Development of infrastructure and business
sites.
Competitive region
With regard to working and living conditions, accessibility and reinforcing Amsterdam as a
destination
Reinforcing worldwide network (destinations & frequency)
Competitive airport With regard to visit costs,
reliable and swift handling and accessibility
Thank you!