Rotterdam airport (RTM)

Location details, contact information, airlines, departure and arrival flight status, transportation, facilities and services, parking, special passenger amenities, nearby hotels and answers to passengers' frequently asked questions.

 
 

 Passenger Guide

Rotterdam airport (RTM)
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Rotterdam The Hague Airport (RTM), opened on 1 October 1956, is the third busiest aerodrome in the Netherlands. It serves as an efficient and agile alternative to Schiphol Airport, operating flights to Europe’s main business hubs and various leisure destinations across the Mediterranean basin and North Africa.

Official Website: rotterdamthehagueairport.nl

Telephone: +31 10 446 3444

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Terminals

The airport has a single passenger terminal, compact and functional, designed for fast check-in and boarding processes. The central hall remains open 24 hours a day, allowing passengers to stay overnight, although the boarding areas are only accessible according to the schedule of the programmed flights.

Annual Traffic (2024): 2.3 million passengers.

Information Points

The information and services desk is located in the terminal’s central hall. It is open to the public daily from 8:00 am until the arrival or departure of the last scheduled flight of the day.

 Location

The airport is located 5.5 km (3.4 miles) north-west of Rotterdam city centre.

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Parking services at Rotterdam airport (RTM)

The airport offers several parking options available 24 hours a day, all located within walking distance of the terminal. It is recommended to make an advance reservation via the official website to guarantee availability and access more affordable rates.

Parking Areas

  • P1 (Business Parking): Located directly in front of the terminal. This is the closest and quickest option, ideal for business trips or short stays. It features charging stations for electric vehicles.
  • P2 (Comfort Parking): Situated a very short walk away (2–3 minutes). A versatile option for both short stays and multi-day parking.
  • P3 (Long Term Parking): Intended for extended stays, located approximately 4–7 minutes on foot from the main entrance.
  • P4 (Long Term Parking): Similar to P3, it offers competitive rates for travellers leaving their vehicles for longer periods.
  • P5 (Basic Parking): The most economical option for long stays, located around 8–10 minutes’ walk from the terminal.

Motorcycles and Bicycles

Designated and free parking areas for bicycles and motorcycles are available near the terminal building. These areas do not require prior reservation.

Electric Vehicles

The airport promotes sustainable mobility by offering charging points for electric vehicles, located in the P1 and P2 parking areas. Use of these chargers is subject to the charging service provider’s tariffs.

Rates and Reservations: Official parking platform

Facilities for passengers with special needs

Rotterdam Airport is committed to universal accessibility, providing adapted infrastructure and personalised assistance services to ensure that all passengers can move through the terminal safely and comfortably.

Requesting Assistance

To ensure efficient support, it is essential that you request special assistance through your airline or travel agency at least 48 hours prior to the departure of your flight. Upon arrival at the airport, you can report to the central information desk or to the designated call points, where Axxicom Airport Assistance staff will provide the necessary support from check-in through to the boarding gate.

Infrastructure and Services

  • Automatic doors and access ramps at all entrances and exits.
  • Lifts connecting the different levels of the terminal and the panoramic terrace.
  • Adapted toilets located throughout the public and boarding areas.
  • Wheelchairs available for use within the airport premises.
  • Reserved parking spaces for passengers with disabilities located close to the terminal entrance.

Hidden Disabilities (Sunflower Lanyard)

The airport participates in the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower programme. Passengers with non-visible disabilities (such as autism, dementia or sensory difficulties) can request a sunflower lanyard at the information desk. This identifier allows airport staff to discreetly recognise that a passenger may require additional support, extra time during security procedures, or simply greater understanding during their time at the airport.

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Latest updates: January 19, 2026