My family used to take KLM 747s to Amsterdam as a stopover for Kazakhstan trips, we stopped due to prices. We now use Turkish but I miss flying the 747s and Amsterdam Airport
8:15 Why is there security theatre after passport control? Is this something that was mandated by the Dutch government to "reduce CO2 emissions"? Most airports in Europe don't require this if you arrived from a Schengen country.
Yes it is. What I like most, though is that you don't have to walk huge distances to get from concourse A to concourse F. The only current problem is that a lot of the short flights are getting cancelled because of too few employees at security and baggage handling.
@@ganymedes62 Max distance is about 1,8 km, from B35 to H7. Once the A-concourse opens (still being constructed), it will even be over 2 km. Quite the trek for some people, especially with large stretches with no travelators, notably between B and C. But plenty of shopping and restaurants on the way of course.
@0:07 this is not Amsterdam, but a conurbation named 'IJmond' (this capitalization of 'IJ' is correct in Dutch) consisting of towns like Heemskerk, Beverwijk, IJmuiden, Velsen and a few more.
My home airpoort..i left in 1970....looks a lot different these days. Love the walkabout Thank you for showing ...the clip needs someone to narrate it...gets boring...dont know where you are ? 🙂🇦🇺 🇳🇱
@@TravelDolo no. I will arriving for a week stay. I think I need to go downstairs for transport , but did not see signage where do you find a bus to go to the Museum District.
Thanks for sharing! Very informative .. I am travelling to Amsterdam next month and I am wondering if US/Canadian citizens can use automated immigration control eGates when they exit the Netherlands (or other EU country) to non-EU country (like flying back to the US). I see conflicting info on whether US/Canadian citizens can use automated immigration control eGates from certain EU countries. Thanks.
I had a five hour layover in late September. I didnt see the hologram clock in the video. The hologram of a painter erasing the hands to the correct time.
Every time I fly from Schipol the following happens. I go to Holland for business. I arrive at check in and hand over my ticket and passport. The screen lights up and immediately the operator looks surprised, shocked sometimes. I can only see the back of the screen of course. I walk over to the first security. It is as if they are expecting me. There is what I assume is a security desk maybe 50m down the hall to the left just before the door to the Xray and search. There are always 2 or 3 men behind this desk who stare at me with grins on their faces. I never catch anyones eye. There is a reason for that. All the time I spend beyond first security and the final security I am followed. Often overtly. I visit Schipol abt once per year. For the past 3 years I have been followed by the same man. No I am not paranoid !! I used to work in the PI industry, but not in airports. I have known people who did tho`. I know how it works. Once or twice on my way to the plane I have wandered into the toilet for a pee. Every time I have done this over the years, around 30 seconds later the main door bursts open with a crash and my tail enters rapidly staring straight at me. By that time I am usually rinsing my hands. I just look up casually then carry on with my business. Also my briefcase has always has to go through each Xray at least twice I have no criminal record of any description in any country, airport or other, I have never been required to go through anything other than the same bog standard security as everyone else, anywhere, even at Schipol, but I always get the reaction at check in, the tail, the Xrays and the little "surprises" (That are used to try to panic a suspect so they give themselves away). For some reason Schipol has a mark against my name, and it happens EVERY time !!! It is classic overt surveillance. They are actually trying to pressure you into the sort of discomfort body language, eye contact etc so that you will give yourself away. I could invent some fun of my own to make them look silly, but there is a downside to that. That being they will most likely have the last laugh by detaining you until after your plane has gone. Then you have to buy another ticket. So thats why I just play gently along with it. In some ways its quite fun
Is it possible you might share a name, or have a name similar to, that of a known troublemaker? Or maybe a number on your passport that might be flagging something? It happened to someone I knew years ago and he had the WORST issues with airport security.
@@jenniferburchill3658 That is possible, however info like that tends to get passed around, but I never have this experience at any other airport in the World. My family name is unique. Two fairly common names hyphenated, but that could cause some confusion of course. Another odd thing is that if they consider me to be worth all the trouble they are going to then why do they not just stop me, take me away and search me, question me etc and be done with it?
those who go through immigration and present a passport are those who enter the European Union or a country of the European Union if it is outside the European Union. They check you once you arrive at the country of destination
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Thanks for this when travel to the US and back from England this is my layover airport it's my favorite airport
I loved this airport too! Wish I had more time on the layover
My family used to take KLM 747s to Amsterdam as a stopover for Kazakhstan trips, we stopped due to prices. We now use Turkish but I miss flying the 747s and Amsterdam Airport
Nice! Yea I feel you on that
I thought KLM ceased services to Kazakhstan back in 2016?
@@MrPolandball no we took layover to Amsterdam and then switched to Air Astana for Kazakhstani portions
Gonna be going there in a week! I can’t wait! It’s my first time going to Europe! Tips?
Europe is always great experience... use public transportation to get around.
Netherland is one of my travel list in my life
8:15 Why is there security theatre after passport control? Is this something that was mandated by the Dutch government to "reduce CO2 emissions"? Most airports in Europe don't require this if you arrived from a Schengen country.
That’s a big airport!
Yes it is. What I like most, though is that you don't have to walk huge distances to get from concourse A to concourse F. The only current problem is that a lot of the short flights are getting cancelled because of too few employees at security and baggage handling.
@@ganymedes62 Max distance is about 1,8 km, from B35 to H7. Once the A-concourse opens (still being constructed), it will even be over 2 km. Quite the trek for some people, especially with large stretches with no travelators, notably between B and C. But plenty of shopping and restaurants on the way of course.
You didn't see half of it ;-)
@0:07 this is not Amsterdam, but a conurbation named 'IJmond' (this capitalization of 'IJ' is correct in Dutch) consisting of towns like Heemskerk, Beverwijk, IJmuiden, Velsen and a few more.
My home airpoort..i left in 1970....looks a lot different these days. Love the walkabout Thank you for showing ...the clip needs someone to narrate it...gets boring...dont know where you are ? 🙂🇦🇺 🇳🇱
Thanks for watching!
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Where do you find public transportation? . I was looking for signs, but only saw gates
Not sure, this was a layover
@@TravelDolo no. I will arriving for a week stay. I think I need to go downstairs for transport , but did not see signage where do you find a bus to go to the Museum District.
Keliling-keliling, tanpa keterangan??? mana pintu keluar jpemeriksaan imigrasi, dan diluar umpa keluarga setelah turun dari pesawat???
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Which place is ta hat?
Advanced technology
@@TravelDolo name of this machine ??
@@gamemaster1695 passport or ticket checker?
Thanks for sharing! Very informative .. I am travelling to Amsterdam next month and I am wondering if US/Canadian citizens can use automated immigration control eGates when they exit the Netherlands (or other EU country) to non-EU country (like flying back to the US). I see conflicting info on whether US/Canadian citizens can use automated immigration control eGates from certain EU countries. Thanks.
Thank you!
That's a great question, I'm not even sure to be honest.
@@TravelDolo Thanks!
I used those automated gates when I arrived in Munich Germany and again on arriving in the UK from the US in 2022.
I had a five hour layover in late September. I didnt see the hologram clock in the video. The hologram of a painter erasing the hands to the correct time.
oh wow!
Every time I fly from Schipol the following happens. I go to Holland for business.
I arrive at check in and hand over my ticket and passport. The screen lights up and immediately the operator looks surprised, shocked sometimes. I can only see the back of the screen of course. I walk over to the first security. It is as if they are expecting me. There is what I assume is a security desk maybe 50m down the hall to the left just before the door to the Xray and search. There are always 2 or 3 men behind this desk who stare at me with grins on their faces. I never catch anyones eye. There is a reason for that. All the time I spend beyond first security and the final security I am followed. Often overtly. I visit Schipol abt once per year. For the past 3 years I have been followed by the same man.
No I am not paranoid !! I used to work in the PI industry, but not in airports. I have known people who did tho`. I know how it works.
Once or twice on my way to the plane I have wandered into the toilet for a pee. Every time I have done this over the years, around 30 seconds later the main door bursts open with a crash and my tail enters rapidly staring straight at me. By that time I am usually rinsing my hands. I just look up casually then carry on with my business.
Also my briefcase has always has to go through each Xray at least twice
I have no criminal record of any description in any country, airport or other, I have never been required to go through anything other than the same bog standard security as everyone else, anywhere, even at Schipol, but I always get the reaction at check in, the tail, the Xrays and the little "surprises" (That are used to try to panic a suspect so they give themselves away). For some reason Schipol has a mark against my name, and it happens EVERY time !!! It is classic overt surveillance. They are actually trying to pressure you into the sort of discomfort body language, eye contact etc so that you will give yourself away.
I could invent some fun of my own to make them look silly, but there is a downside to that. That being they will most likely have the last laugh by detaining you until after your plane has gone. Then you have to buy another ticket. So thats why I just play gently
along with it. In some ways its quite fun
Is it possible you might share a name, or have a name similar to, that of a known troublemaker? Or maybe a number on your passport that might be flagging something? It happened to someone I knew years ago and he had the WORST issues with airport security.
@@jenniferburchill3658 That is possible, however info like that tends to get passed around, but I never have this experience at any other airport in the World. My family name is unique. Two fairly common names hyphenated, but that could cause some confusion of course.
Another odd thing is that if they consider me to be worth all the trouble they are going to then why do they not just stop me, take me away and search me, question me etc and be done with it?
DO you still have to wear masks on the KLM flight and when your inside the Airport?
Not sure tbh
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Sir fully vaccion tourist quarantine requrde or not please rply Bcoz nex month i will visit amsterdam everthing booking complete please Guide me ??
I didn't have to show anything but then again, this was just a layover.
@@TravelDolo thnks a lot enjoy your tour
security after passport control? Is it on a random basis or for everyone?
Yea it was a lil confusing. Not sure tbh
those who go through immigration and present a passport are those who enter the European Union or a country of the European Union if it is outside the European Union. They check you once you arrive at the country of destination
@@diegoandreslpdaz1690 This is for leaving the Schengen area. Is this some sort of ploy by climate activists to make Schiphol less attractive?
Amsterdam Airport is a little outside of Amsterdam
Yes it is
@@TravelDolo If you take a train from Central Station in Amsterdam, you'll be at the airport in about 20 minutes, though :-)
But the connections to the centre of the city are excellent.
Schiphol Is the International Airport In The Netherlands
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