HV (HV)

284 non-stop routes across 94 airports. Main hub: Amsterdam (AMS).

About HV

HV is a Dutch commercial airline operating out of the Netherlands, and if you've ever flown through Amsterdam's AMS or spotted a charter-heavy schedule out of Rotterdam's RTM, you've probably crossed paths with their network. They run a solid 284 non-stop routes across 94 airports, which is genuinely impressive for an airline of this size. The route map skews heavily European — think sun-soaked Spain, Greek islands, Italian cities — with a long-reach outlier in Dubai. It's the kind of airline built around getting Dutch and Belgian travelers somewhere warm, fast.

Why fly HV?

Honestly? The route density is the main draw. If you're based anywhere near the Netherlands or Belgium, HV probably flies somewhere you actually want to go. Spain alone accounts for 42 routes — so whether you're heading to the Canaries in January or Barcelona for a long weekend, there's likely a direct option. Greece pulls 27 routes, which means island-hopping logistics get way easier when you're not forced through a big legacy hub first. And that DXB-AMS route stretching 5,168 km shows they're not just doing short hops — there's some real range here. For travelers flying out of EIN or RTM, the smaller terminals mean faster security and less stress. That alone keeps me coming back.

HV hub airports

Top destination countries on HV

Tips for booking HV

Start your search at AMS — it's the main hub with 66 routes, so you'll find the most frequency and flexibility there. RTM gives you 38 routes and honestly feels less chaotic if you live in the south. Brussels BRU only covers 9 routes, so don't count on much connection variety from there. The network leans hard toward leisure destinations, so if you need a business-focused itinerary, manage expectations. Check baggage allowances carefully before booking — charter-adjacent airlines often have stricter or pricier bag policies than you'd expect. Book early for Greece and Spain in summer. Those 27 Greek routes fill up fast, and prices climb steeply once schools break up.

Frequently asked questions about HV

Where does HV fly?

HV operates 284 routes primarily connecting the Netherlands, Spain, and Greece, serving major cities and popular destinations across Southern Europe and the Mediterranean region.

What is HV's main hub airport?

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) is HV's main hub, serving as the primary connection point for most of its European network.

What type of airline is HV?

HV is a regional carrier operating a broad European network with a focus on connecting key cities in Western and Southern Europe through its Amsterdam hub.

When should I book HV flights and what fare classes are available?

Booking 4-6 weeks in advance typically offers better fares; HV generally offers multiple fare classes from basic economy to premium options, with varying baggage and seat selection allowances.

What are HV's baggage and check-in policies?

Baggage allowances vary by fare class; passengers should check their ticket details for carry-on and checked baggage limits, and online check-in typically opens 24 hours before departure.

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Main hubs for HV

Where HV concentrates its operations — sorted by routes flown from each airport.

Where HV flies most

Top destination countries by route count.

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Top HV destinations

HV network at a glance

Frequently asked questions about HV

  • How many routes does HV operate?

    HV (HV) operates 284 non-stop routes across 94 airports worldwide.

  • What is HV's main hub?

    HV's busiest hub is Amsterdam (AMS) in Netherlands, with 66 non-stop routes from this airport alone.

  • What is HV's longest route?

    HV's longest non-stop route is DXB-AMS at 5,168 km.

  • Where does HV fly the most?

    HV flies most often to Netherlands, with 131 routes serving destinations in Netherlands.