Bus Services
The following bus services depart from the outside the airport building. Italics indicates stops within the Schiphol area. All services are daily unless otherwise stated.
- 69 Schiphol - Schiphol P40 - Sloten - Osdorp - Geuzenveld - Amsterdam Sloterdijk
- 186 Schiphol P30 - Schiphol - Schiphol P40 - Schiphol Oost - Amstelveen
- 187 Schiphol P40 - Schiphol - Schiphol P30 - Schiphol Rijk - Schiphol Oost - Amstelveen
- 188 Schiphol P40 - Schiphol - Schiphol P30 - Schiphol Rijk - Aalsmeer - Uithoorn
- 190 Schiphol P30 - Schiphol - Schiphol P40
- 191 Schiphol P40 - Schiphol - Schiphol P30 - Schiphol Zuidoost (Anchoragelaan)
- 192 Schiphol P30 - Schiphol - Schiphol P40 - Badhoevedorp - Osdorp
- 193 Schiphol P30 - Schiphol - Schiphol P40 - Schiphol Oost - Zuideinde (Security passes needed between Repa and Zuideinde)
- 195 Schiphol P30 - Schiphol - Schiphol P40 - IBM - Amsterdam Lelylaan
- 197 Schiphol P30 - Schiphol - Schiphol P40 - Amsterdam Amstelveensweg - Amsterdam Leidseplein (City Centre) - Amsterdam Marnixstraat
- 198 Schiphol P40 - Schiphol - Schiphol P30 - Aalsmeer
- 199 Schiphol P30 - Schiphol - Schiphol P40 - Schiphol Oost - Amstelveen Westwijk - Amstelveen Middenhoven - Amstelveen Busstation - Amstelveen Noord - Amsterdam Buitenvelderd - Amsterdam Zuid
- 277 Schiphol - Haarlem - Ijmuiden (Peak hours only)
- 287 Schiphol - Schiphol Rijk
- 300 Haarlem - Hoofddorp - Schiphol - Amstelveen - Oudekerk a/d Amstel - Amsterdam Bijlmer ArenA
- 310 Nieuw-Vennep - Hoofddorp - Schiphol - Amsterdam Amstelveensweg - VU Hospital - Amsterdam Zuid
- 361 Schiphol - Lisse - Sassenheim - Voorhout - Noordwijk
- 365 Schiphol - Roelofarendsveen - Leiderdorp - Leiden - Zoetermeer
- 370 Schiphol - Alphen a/d Rijn
- 851 Schiphol - Keukenhof (March-May, only when Keukenhof is open)
- 858 Schiphol - Keukenhof (March-May, only when Keukenhof is open)
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