Max Verstappen flies to Amsterdam the week of the Monaco Grand Prix

Max Verstappen landed at Amsterdam Schiphol on May 25, 2026, after a 1-hour 34-minute flight from Nice aboard his Dassault Falcon 900EX, PH-DTF. The trip follows a busy week that included a round-trip to Manassas Regional Airport in Virginia on May 19 and May 21, per flight data tracked by celebplanes.

The arrival in the Netherlands comes the same week the Formula 1 calendar is quiet before the Monaco Grand Prix on May 31 — a race Verstappen has won twice. Rather than stay on the Riviera, he appears to have chosen a brief return to his home country, possibly for personal or sponsor commitments. Amsterdam Schiphol is his documented home base, and the aircraft is operated by Eindhoven-based Exxaero, as noted by Piloot & Vliegtuig.

The pattern is familiar: Verstappen frequently shuttles between his Monaco residence (Nice airport) and the Netherlands. Earlier this month, he flew from Münster Osnabrück to Avignon, then to Virginia and back. The May 25 flight is a straightforward return to base — a quiet moment before the next race weekend.