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Schiphol considers handling assistance for passengers with disabilities itself

Schiphol considers handling assistance for passengers with disabilities itself

Schiphol Airport is considering managing assistance for passengers with disabilities internally instead of outsourcing the service to external firms. This move follows criticism from the FNV trade union concerning the current outsourced assistance model.

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