The second busiest airport in the Netherlands, serving as a key regional gateway for low-cost and leisure travel.


Eindhoven Airport (EIN) is located 8 km west of Eindhoven city center. It is the primary airport for the southern Netherlands and a major hub for low-cost carriers, connecting the region to over 80 European destinations.
51.4501, 5.3745
Passenger numbers decreased slightly by 0.2% from 2023 to 2024, with a 2.2% increase in Q2 2025 compared to Q2 2024.[2][7][8]
1,500
Staff includes airline employees, ground handlers, security, retail, and airport operations personnel.

A major terminal expansion underway will increase capacity and comfort, with completion expected in 2027.[2]
Investments in digital wayfinding, automated security lanes, and improved baggage handling are enhancing passenger flow.
Eindhoven Airport is implementing solar energy, electric ground vehicles, and waste reduction programs to reduce its environmental footprint.
Continue collaboration with national authorities to maintain flight movement limits and secure infrastructure funding.
Prioritize terminal expansion and modernization to address congestion and support future passenger growth.
Accelerate adoption of renewable energy and green mobility solutions to meet Dutch and EU climate targets.