Flight Transit Re Covid

[ro2124]

This covid-19 stuff is real pain in the neck.
Anyone know about Transit regulations?
Thing is I'm traveling from Colombia to Germany- via Madrid.
So I assumed as I am only in transit I don't need to register with Spanish authorities or provide a Covid test.
I have a Covid test for Germany but Spain requires a different one so I need to be sure.
Tried calling the airline but they are useless they never answer.

[Buenchico]

See Q.11 on the FAQs sheet from the Ministerio de Sanidad on the Spanish government's official website:
https://www.mscbs.gob.es/en/profesionales/saludPublica/sanidadExterior/CHS/Pdf/PreguntasRespuestas_en01032021.pdf

[KARL]

You are unlikely to be asked for anything while transiting (i.e. staying airside throughout) within Europe, especially within Schengen. I am not so familiar with Madrid airport, but you may have to pass from one terminal to another and this will possibly include a security check and maybe other checks, including (nowadays) a Covid screening procedure of some sort. However, crucially, travelling from Columbia and on to Germany, you are likely going to have to enter Schengen at Madrid and this may just possibly mean you will have to meet Spanish requirements unless you can somehow remain in transit and effectively/formally never enter Spain. This very much depends on what the arrangements are at Madrid - the best way to find out would be to phone Madrid airport (if you are able to) on [phone]. You would need to explain precisely your itinerary into and out of Madrid. At the German airport you will have to meet all requirements on entry into the country.