Amsterdam Schiphol Airport in a nutshell
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is the fifth largest airport in Europe and serves as a gateway to the whole of the Netherlands, but also as one of the most important transfer points on the continent.
Most flights to Amsterdam are operated by KLM, flying literally from all over the world. Check out the latest offers and buy your ticket at klm.com.
The best low-cost airlines to buy tickets to Amsterdam are Transavia and easyJet, which fly from here all over Europe. The best deals are available at transavia.com and easyjet.com.
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Hello. I have a question. I have a flight KRK - AMS - BGI. In Amsterdam the connection time is 1:30 hrs. Will that be enough? The next flight to Barbados is in 2 days😬. Thanks for the info. Ales 😆
If the flight to Amsterdam is not delayed, that should be enough. Personally, I would buy a longer connecting flight if you can.
And is it with KLM on one ticket? If so, I wouldn't worry at all. In AMS, even 40 minutes is usually enough. If there was a major problem (like fog this morning), KLM will rebook you on another carrier's flight so you can get there via Paris or with another SkyTeam partner, for example.