Absolutely, an hour and a half layover at MSP is more than enough time to catch your connection. Follow the signage for your gate and take advantage of the tram system. You'll probably have more than enough time to grab a bite to eat or a drink! Happy travels!Cached
Is MSP a small airport?
Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) – one of the nation's largest airports and a key airline hub – is our flagship facility.
Is 1 hour layover enough in Minneapolis?
As stated by the other posters – people connect domestic/domestic at MSP with 40-60 minutes all the time, each and every day – and have zero issues. You can physically get from gate to gate in 5 minutes or less in most cases.
Is a 1 hour layover at MSP enough?
As stated by the other posters – people connect domestic/domestic at MSP with 40-60 minutes all the time, each and every day – and have zero issues. You can physically get from gate to gate in 5 minutes or less in most cases.
How much time do I need for a layover in Minneapolis?
Is a 30-minute layover in Minneapolis enough time?
30 minutes is super tight through MSP. If both legs are on Delta, there's a chance both flights will be in the same terminal, so that gives you a better shot. But MSP is big and is a Delta hub, so you can't count on that. You also have to worry about your luggage making it as well.
Is a 45 minute layover too short in Minneapolis?
As stated by the other posters – people connect domestic/domestic at MSP with 40-60 minutes all the time, each and every day – and have zero issues. You can physically get from gate to gate in 5 minutes or less in most cases.
Is a 45 minute layover enough in MSP?
As stated by the other posters – people connect domestic/domestic at MSP with 40-60 minutes all the time, each and every day – and have zero issues. You can physically get from gate to gate in 5 minutes or less in most cases.
How do you get between terminals in Minneapolis?
Inter-Terminal TravelUse the LRT to travel between airport terminals. There is no charge for rail service between MSP's terminals.