Gate-side magazines and snacks near security in T1
Relay sits airside in Asturias Airport’s T1, just past security and on the way to the gates, so it’s the quick grab-and-go stop before boarding. You’ll see the familiar red Relay branding right in the compact departures area, a few minutes’ walk from any gate in this single-terminal airport.
This is a classic travel newsstand: Spanish and international magazines, paperback novels, and local newspapers like La Nueva España sit next to travel-sized toiletries and tech bits such as charging cables and basic headphones. Prices run a little higher than town, as usual in airports, but still manageable for a bottle of water, a pack of gum, or a last-minute phone cable.
Food is simple: packaged snacks, chocolate bars, chips, and room‑temperature pastries that work in a pinch on a 1–2 hour domestic hop from OVD to Madrid or Barcelona. Soft drinks, bottled juices, and canned coffee round things out; you will not find hot coffee machines or fresh sandwiches here, so plan on using the main café in T1 if you need a real drink or meal.
Staff typically open the shop in line with the first morning departures and close after the final evening flights, so Relay usually covers the full OVD schedule. Best move: clear security in T1 first, then use Relay as your final stop for water, reading material, and any forgotten cable before you head down to your exact gate.