The Dutch Government confirmed the opening of Lelystad Airport to commercial air traffic expanding capacity in the region. The decision aims to alleviate pressure on Schiphol Airport. Operations are expected to commence following necessary preparations.
The move supports aviation growth amid increasing passenger numbers. Lelystad will handle short-haul and leisure flights primarily. The approval reflects efforts to balance environmental concerns with economic benefits.
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