Schiphol CEO urges government to make a decision regarding Lelystad Airport

Schiphol CEO Pieter van Oord hopes that the Dutch government will make a decision "after 15 years" about opening Lelystad Airport for civil aviation. He said this on Tuesday during a New Year’s speech at the airport. “There is significant support for this in the province of Flevoland and the municipality of Lelystad,” The CEO, who has been in charge at Schiphol since June, said.

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