Inside Europe's Busiest Air Traffic Control - Amsterdam
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Inside Europe's Busiest Air Traffic Control - Amsterdam
Amsterdam is Europe’s busiest airport, in terms of movements and top 3 in terms of passenger numbers. In 2018, it handled over 70 million passengers, with over 500,000 movements. I visited the Air Traffic Control Tower and Radar Centre in Amsterdam, to find out how the air traffic is managed in one of the busiest European Airports. The ATC ...
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