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Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) Minimum Connection Time in 2026: Built Point-to-Point
BER's published OAG minimum connection time is 30 minutes domestic and up to 90 off an international arrival, but Berlin Brandenburg was built as a point-to-point airport. Only a Schengen carry-on connection inside Terminal 1 stays airside. Landside transfers, T1/T2 and EES explained. Verified June 2026.
Geneva Airport (GVA) Minimum Connection Time in 2026: One Airport, Two Countries
GVA's published OAG minimum connection time is 40 minutes domestic and 60 for other sectors. Geneva straddles the Swiss/French border, with a French Sector that flies to and from France avoiding Swiss customs. The Schengen border, the customs split and EES explained. Verified June 2026.
Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) Minimum Connection Time in 2026: The Flat 120-Minute Floor
MXP's published OAG minimum connection time is a flat 120 minutes, among the highest of any hub we track, tying Toronto. It reflects the Terminal 1 to Terminal 2 landside shuttle gap; a same-terminal same-airline connection runs around 45. The easyJet T2 split, passport control and EES explained. Verified August 2026.
Nice Côte d'Azur Airport (NCE) Minimum Connection Time in 2026: The Self-Connecting Riviera Hub
NCE's published OAG minimum connection time is 30 minutes domestic and up to 90 off an international arrival, but the airport runs its own Nice Connect self-connecting product with 40-to-85-minute times. The landside T1/T2 tram, the Schengen border and EES explained. Verified August 2026.
Gatwick (LGW) Minimum Connection Time in 2026: How Long Do You Really Need?
Gatwick itself advises 60 min same-terminal and 90 min cross-terminal connections, but every international connection goes landside through UK border control. Here's the real math.
Manchester (MAN) Minimum Connection Time in 2026: Connecting in the New Two-Terminal Airport
Manchester became a two-terminal airport in March 2026: T1 is gone, T2 handles 75% of passengers, T3 is Ryanair-only. What that means for your connection.