Is a 1½ hr layover in San Sebastian long enough?
Yes, 1½ hours is probably enough for a layover at EAS (San Sebastian).
Is 1½ hours enough for a layover at San Sebastian (EAS)?
Excess time, though may simply mean waiting for the next infrequent departure.
What is the minimum connection time at EAS?
Minimum connection times at San Sebastian: Schengen-to-Schengen is 30 minutes, Non-Schengen-to-Non-Schengen is 45 minutes. These are the shortest layovers airlines will sell.
Can I make a 1½ hours connection at EAS on an international flight?
1½ hours clears the 45-minute international minimum connection time at San Sebastian, but you should still head directly to your gate. There is a single small terminal building with one level for check-in, security, and the gate area, so all 'transit' is on foot and takes only a few minutes. There are no shuttles, trains, or terminal transfers of any kind, and no re-screening is needed since passengers never leave a secure zone to reach another terminal.
How much time do I need for a layover at EAS?
We recommend at least 40 minutes for a comfortable connection at San Sebastian. This gives you enough buffer for security (typically 5 minutes) and transit between terminals (up to 5 minutes).
What happens if I miss my connection at EAS?
With only a few flights a day, missing a connection here usually means waiting until the next scheduled departure, sometimes the following day; the small Iberia/Air Nostrum desk on site can rebook you, or contact the airline directly as there is no extensive rebooking infrastructure.