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DUTCH AERO GROUP B.V., located at Amsterdam "Schiphol" Airport, was founded by Alberto J. Tijhuis. His mission is to provide new and innovative ideas and personalized services to the aviation industry. And he has come a long way towards fulfilling that mission. 

Our slogan is to provide exceptional customer service and innovative solutions, elegant and yet workable . Each client has different needs and styles of doing business. We are flexible enough to develop a system that works well for the customer.

Headoffice "Schuilhoeve" Airport Building at Badhoevedorp

News

New airline routes launched (14 – 20 February 2012)

With the launch of its Budapest base, Ryanair stands for 13 of this week’s 38 new routes. However, we have great photos from the route celebrations from routes ranging from a European airline launching Seychelles flights to fill the gap after Air Seychelles to Air Canada launching a new Caribbean route from Halifax. But where are AirAsia’s Thai and Indonesian franchises expanding to? And which became the second low-cost airline to serve London Heathrow last week? The rest of this week’s new routes

SpiceJet celebrates growth award; London City sponsors Irish Olympic athlete; Ryanair wedding couple returns after 10 years

London City Airport is gearing up for the Olympics by attracting Irish passengers to the airport located close to the Olympic village. Meanwhile, celebrations have taken place at SpiceJet in India that just won our Asian ANNIE award for its fast route growth and in Bergamo in northern Italy, where it now has been 10 years since Ryanair’s first flight – which featured an on-board wedding. London City Airport sponsors Irish Olympic athlete in support of key Dublin route London City Airport (LCY) is sponsoring Irish high jumper, Deirdre Ryan, backing her Olympic bid, and highlighting the significant relationship between [...]

Cebu’s rapid growth calls for new terminal; Qatar Airways pulls out after over eight years

The second-largest airport in the Philippines has seen rapid growth in the last decade, but which airlines are leading the development? How is the airport coping with the capacity constraints? From which international market are five foreign airlines serving the airport? And which Gulf carrier is about to drop its route to Cebu after serving the airport since 2003? Mactan-Cebu International Airport is at 6.2 million passengers in 2011 the second-largest airport in the Philippines, although it only has a quarter of Manila’s passenger turnover. The airport, which serves Cebu in central Philippines, has seen passenger numbers quadruple over the [...]

The non-MEB3s – how Gulf Air, Oman Air and Royal Jordanian are developing their networks

With growth at Emirates, Etihad and Qatar Airways showing no signs of slowing, how have the national carriers of Bahrain, Oman and Jordan responded in recent years? What has been the focus of their network growth? Which routes will they be dropping in 2012? And just how much bigger are the MEB3 carriers in terms of airports served, weekly flights, weekly seats and weekly ASKs? As the so-called MEB3 airlines (Middle East Big 3 – Emirates, Etihad and Qatar Airways) continue to add new routes and grow their fleet, what impact is this having on three other national carriers in [...]

Allegiant Air raises Orlando Sanford network to 40 routes

Four new routes launched this week means that Allegiant will serve Orlando Sanford from some 40 destinations this summer. On which days of the week does the airline choose to fly considerably less, and which routes are served with between two and five weekly flights in March? Having abandoned its experiment of serving Orlando International Airport, Allegiant Air is now once more the dominant carrier at Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB). During the last week, the airline has launched four new destinations from the airport; Chicago-Gary (Indiana), Moline/Quad Cities (Illinois), Niagara Falls (New York), and Salisbury-Ocean City (Maryland). Last year [...]