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Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is the largest airport of the Netherlands and was the third busiest airport of Europe in 2017. <ref name="vliegveldinfo">Vliegveldinfo[https://www.vliegveldinfo.nl/vlieginfo/grootste-vliegveld-europa/ "Grootste vliegveld Europa"] Retrieved on 2019-02-20.</ref> Schiphol is home to Dutch airlines KLM, Martinair, Corendon, TUI fly and Transavia. The airport has 6 runways with a total length of 19467 metres. <ref name="schiphol facts">Royal schiphol group[https://www.schiphol.nl/nl/route-development/pagina/amsterdam-airport-schiphol-airport-facts/ "Amsterdam airport schiphol airport facts"] Retrieved on 2019-02-20.</ref> In figure 1 an overview of the runways of schiphol can be observed with the names and lengths of each runway included.
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is the largest airport of the Netherlands and was the third busiest airport of Europe in 2017. <ref name="vliegveldinfo">Vliegveldinfo[https://www.vliegveldinfo.nl/vlieginfo/grootste-vliegveld-europa/ "Grootste vliegveld Europa"] Retrieved on 2019-02-20.</ref> Schiphol is home to Dutch airlines KLM, Martinair, Corendon, TUI fly and Transavia. The airport has 6 runways with a total length of 19467 metres. <ref name="schiphol facts">Royal schiphol group[https://www.schiphol.nl/nl/route-development/pagina/amsterdam-airport-schiphol-airport-facts/ "Amsterdam airport schiphol airport facts"] Retrieved on 2019-02-20.</ref> In figure 1 an overview of the runways of schiphol can be observed with the names and lengths of each runway included.
[[File:Runways_schiphol.png| 550 px |thumb|upright=4|center|alt=Missing image|Figure 1: Overview of runways of schiphol. <ref name="schiphol facts">Royal schiphol group[https://www.schiphol.nl/nl/route-development/pagina/amsterdam-airport-schiphol-airport-facts/ "Amsterdam airport schiphol airport facts"] Retrieved on 2019-02-20.</ref>]]
[[File:Runways_schiphol.png| 550 px |thumb|upright=4|center|alt=Missing image|Figure 1: Overview of runways of schiphol. <ref name="schiphol facts">Royal schiphol group[https://www.schiphol.nl/nl/route-development/pagina/amsterdam-airport-schiphol-airport-facts/ "Amsterdam airport schiphol airport facts"] Retrieved on 2019-02-20.</ref>]]
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|+ '''Table 1: General facts of Amsterdam Airport Schiphol'''
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| Passenger amount 2018 || 70.956.604
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| Weight drone (total starting mass) || Max. 25 kg || Max. 150 kg || Max. 4 kg
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* Passenger amount 2018: 70.956.604 <ref name="schiphol">Royal schiphol group [https://www.schiphol.nl/nl/schiphol-group/pagina/verkeer-en-vervoer-cijfers/ "Schiphol verkeer en vervoer cijfers"] Retrieved on 2019-02-20.</ref>
* Passenger amount 2018: 70.956.604 <ref name="schiphol">Royal schiphol group [https://www.schiphol.nl/nl/schiphol-group/pagina/verkeer-en-vervoer-cijfers/ "Schiphol verkeer en vervoer cijfers"] Retrieved on 2019-02-20.</ref>

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Airports under a microscope

In this section, we will take a look at Dutch airports as such to find criteria of what our anti-drone system should take into account. Furthermore, we will look at the main difference between certain airports in the Netherlands to check whether these differences might lead to different solutions that might suit different kinds of airports better. As a result of that, these differences might be used as criteria for our decision model. First of all, we will be looking at some of the larger commercial airports of the Netherlands.

Airports

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is the largest airport of the Netherlands and was the third busiest airport of Europe in 2017. [1] Schiphol is home to Dutch airlines KLM, Martinair, Corendon, TUI fly and Transavia. The airport has 6 runways with a total length of 19467 metres. [2] In figure 1 an overview of the runways of schiphol can be observed with the names and lengths of each runway included.

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Figure 1: Overview of runways of schiphol. [2]


Table 1: General facts of Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
Passenger amount 2018 70.956.604
Weight drone (total starting mass) Max. 25 kg Max. 150 kg Max. 4 kg


  • Passenger amount 2018: 70.956.604 [3]

Eindhoven Airport

  • Passenger amount 2018: 6.237.755 [4]

Rotterdam The Hague Airport

  • Passenger amount 2018: 1.908.158 [5]


Maastricht Aachen Airport

  • Passenger amount 2018: 274.986 [4]

Groningen Airport Eelde

  • Passenger amount 2018: 228.698 [4]

Differences

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References

  1. ↑ Vliegveldinfo"Grootste vliegveld Europa" Retrieved on 2019-02-20.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Royal schiphol group"Amsterdam airport schiphol airport facts" Retrieved on 2019-02-20.
  3. ↑ Royal schiphol group "Schiphol verkeer en vervoer cijfers" Retrieved on 2019-02-20.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 CBS opendata "Luchtvaart; maandcijfers Nederlandse luchthavens van nationaal belang" Retrieved on 2019-02-20.
  5. ↑ Rotterdam The Hague Airport "Rotterdam The Hague airport, overzicht verkeer en vervoer per kalenderjaar" Retrieved on 2019-02-20.
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