Cheap flights to Amsterdam

Flights to Amsterdam

Flights to Amsterdam usually arrive at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, which is located about 14 kilometres from the city centre (approximately 20 minutes travel time by bus or train). Serving around 50 million passengers every year, it is amongst Europe's top five airports. There are direct flights to Amsterdam from major European cities, including Munich and London. Amsterdam flights from the UK normally take between 1h15m and 1h35m, depending on the departure airport. For onward travel, there are hotel shuttle buses and car rental companies. Trains run frequently between the airport and Amsterdam Central Station. The railway station is conveniently situated below Schiphol Plaza at the airport terminal. Public buses are available in front of Arrivals Hall 2, on Platform 7.

Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, is one of the most traveled cities in the world. With numerous tourist attractions, a rich history and more, Amsterdam offers something different every day. This fantastic city takes a great sense of pride in its outstanding canals that run through the entire town, astonishing shopping districts, and splendid architecture. Amsterdam is also well-known for its museums, art galleries, fascinating culture, and the friendly people. For all these reasons, and more, Amsterdam is a great vacation destination. travellers can reach Amsterdam by air, train, or bus, however, traveling by air is the easiest and fastest. Flights to Amsterdam will land at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, which is Amsterdam's only airport. The airport is located just under 11 miles southwest of the city centre. Schiphol airport is connected to the city centre by several means. travellers can choose from the train, there is a station located within the airport, buses or taxis and car rental facilities are readily available at the arrivals terminal. However passengers choose to travel, they'll arrive in the heart of Amsterdam with ease.

Which is the main Airport in Amsterdam?

Most flights to Amsterdam land at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS), the leading international airport in Amsterdam. This airport is the fifth largest in Europe and handles more than 500,000 flights, both international and domestic. More cargo and passengers travel through this location than in most other airports. This airport transfers more than 50 million people every year. Schiphol airport has six main runways and one main terminal. The terminal is one large building that has three departure halls. There are several services, shops, restaurants, and facilities. There is also a large area where aviation enthusiasts can spend time and enjoy flights taking off and landing. Amsterdam Schiphol has great connections to the city centre, with the train station under the airport connecting passengers in just 20 minutes.

Which airlines offer flights to Amsterdam?

Schiphol is the home airport of the national airlines KLM, KLM Cityhoppers, Amsterdam Airlines, Corendon Dutch Airlines, TUI fly the Netherlands, Martinair, and Transavia. Flights from the United States are available with Virgin Atlantic, United flights and Delta, while European airlines include British Airways, Jet Airways, vueling, and easyJet. Transavia France, Gulf Air, Oman Air, GOL Linhas Aéreas, BA Cityflyer, and Azul Airlines all fly non-stop to Amsterdam.

Why travel by plane to Amsterdam?

The best way to reach Amsterdam is by plane. Though it can be more costly, it is by far the fastest means. There are also plenty of flight options to choose from since most airlines fly to Amsterdam. Schiphol Airport is also well linked to railways, roads, and highways, connecting major and minor cities. Passengers can travel straight from the Airport to other locations, or passengers may opt to rent a car for total freedom of travel around Amsterdam. Once in the city, passengers can make use of the extensive cycle networks for green travel.

Before you travel to Amsterdam by plane - good to know!

travellers can expect a fair amount of rain in Amsterdam. The weather is best from June to August which is great for long walks, cycling around the town and cruising along the canals. This period is also the peak season for visitors to Amsterdam, so it is recommended to book air tickets and accommodation in advance to avoid disappointment. Most flights to Amsterdam allow passengers to book flights three months in advance. If planning to use the local public transport get a GVB Card to save on transport costs or an I Amsterdam Card which can be used on all Amsterdam public transport plus get free entrance to most museums. As well as the usual tourist sites, there are always hidden gems in Amsterdam - why not visit the De Poeenboot - a cat sanctuary on a boat?

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