Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport is providing airlines a temporary discount exceeding 10% on airport charges to offset sharply rising kerosene prices triggered by the Middle East situation, including the Iran war.
This targeted relief, effective from April 27, 2026, through March 31, 2027, applies solely to daytime flights, excluding night operations.
The measure addresses unexpected cost increases for carriers operating at Europe’s busiest hubs, helping maintain traffic volumes despite geopolitical disruptions.
Schiphol will absorb the financial hit, with a temporary negative impact on its results, but confirms no disruption to its 10-year investment program.
This move underscores the airport’s strategy to support airline viability amid volatile fuel markets, potentially stabilizing operations and capacity at a key European gateway.