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Middle East Conflict Cuts Schiphol Traffic and Reduces Financial Results

Disruption caused by the war in the Middle East reduced international traffic through the Netherlands and led Schiphol to offer temporary discounts on airport charges, contributing to a thirty-seven million euro reduction in financial results.
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