Most Dutch airports increase their parking fees, Schiphol is most expensive
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Parking charges at Dutch airports have risen sharply over the past five years, according to a new survey published by airport information website Vliegveldinfo.
Prices at the two largest airports, Amsterdam’s Schiphol and Eindhoven, were the highest. Eindhoven now charges €67 a week, a 34% increase over 2016. Fees were 19% higher at Schiphol where the lowest weekly charge was €95.
Parking charges at Groningen’s Eelde airport and at Maastricht-Aachen airport in southern Limburg province actually fell this year, by 10% and 8% respectively. Parking costs €45 a week in the north and €55 a week at Maastricht.
Rotterdam-The Hague airport raised its parking fees to €57.50 a week, a 5% increase.
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