Eindhoven Airport, Rotterdam The Hague Airport, Maastricht Aachen Airport, Groningen Airport Eelde and Lelystad Airport have an average of 8 million passengers and visitors annually. These numbers will increase in the upcoming years because of the flying tax in Germany and the huge expansion of Eindhoven Airport.

Eindhoven Airport

Eindhoven Airport is the second-biggest airport of the Netherlands. This fast growing airport makes it possible for passengers to fly to several destinations like London, Stockholm, Barcelona, Rome, Milan, Dublin, Palma, Ibiza, Faro, Las Palmas, Nice, etc.

Eindhoven Airport isn’t just an airport, it’s also a well-known business meeting point for companies in the area. Eindhoven Airport Business Park has excellent meeting and hospitality facilities.

Rotterdam The Hague Airport

With its many advantages like great accessibility, a fast check-in process and the possibility to park in front of the terminal, people often choose for travelling through Rotterdam The Hague Airport.

There’s a wide offer in charters to important European business centres. In 2010 Transavia.com already flew to several popular destinations, they added 7 destinations so far in 2011: ‘Madrid, Milan, Prague, Vienna, Biarritz, Montpellier and Toulon’.

There are also many charters to the most important summer holiday and skiing holiday destinations.

Maastricht Aachen Airport

Maastricht Aachen Airport lies in a region where within a 60-minute drive time zone: ‘ over 250.000 business including well known multinationals are registered, 650.000 multi-day tourists visit, spending over 16 million nights, ’. 

Important Belgian and German tour operators have chosen Maastricht Aachen Airport as their departure base.

Groningen Airport Eelde 

Groningen Airport Eelde is the regional airport for the North of the Netherlands. There are charters to several holiday destinations by Transavia.com, Corendon, Ryan Air, Wizz Air and City jet.

Lelystad Airport

Lelystad Airport is currently the largest general aviation airport in the Netherlands and a centre of excellence for training, flights, aircraft hire and general aviation activities. 

The airport is also home to the aviation theme park Aviodrome, which attracts more than 150,000 visitors each year, a hotel and two restaurants. The total number of visitors annually is 250.000.