November10 , 2026

    dnata Expands Airport Services With New Ground Handling License at Schiphol

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    dnata has secured a new ground handling license at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, marking a major step in expanding its airport services network and strengthening its presence in the European aviation market.

    The approval will enable dnata to provide ground handling services at one of Europe’s busiest aviation hubs, supporting airlines with services such as passenger handling, baggage operations, ramp support, and aircraft turnaround solutions.

    The move is expected to enhance competition in the ground handling sector at Schiphol while giving airlines access to dnata’s global operational expertise and service capabilities. The company said the expansion aligns with its strategy to grow its international footprint and deliver reliable, efficient airport solutions.

    With the addition of Schiphol, dnata continues to invest in aviation infrastructure and operational capabilities across key global markets, supporting the growth of airline partnerships and improving passenger experience.