Amsterdam Schiphol Airport has resumed operations on its runway (06/24) following a significant refurbishment.
From February 19 to April 25, the renovation included the resurfacing of 86,800 square meters of asphalt, the installation of a 1,500-meter rainwater drainage system, the laying of 160 kilometers of electrical cables, and the replacement of over 2,000 lights. The work schedule was impacted due to several weeks of heavy rainfall. The use of alternative runways and consideration for the impact on nearby residents were also necessary. The project saw collaboration with Hyman’s, with approximately 100 people working on it each day.
Additionally, the runway will be unavailable for a few hours during the night for cleaning, and other projects such as the Dual Taxiway Quebec are ongoing. Another major maintenance on a different runway is planned for 2025.
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