Iberia Airlines

Q: What alliance does Iberia belong to?

Iberia is a founding member of the oneworld alliance and is part of the International Airlines Group (IAG) alongside British Airways, Aer Lingus, and Vueling. Through oneworld, Iberia Plus members can earn and redeem Avios points across partner airlines worldwide.

Q: Where are Iberia main hub airports?

Iberia's primary hub is Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD), one of Europe's largest airports. Madrid serves as a strategic connecting point between Europe and Latin America, giving Iberia a natural advantage on transatlantic routes to Spanish-speaking countries.

Q: What cabin classes does Iberia offer?

Iberia offers Business Class on long-haul routes with lie-flat seats in a staggered 1-2-1 configuration, Premium Economy, and Economy Class. European flights feature Business Club and Economy. Iberia's long-haul Business Class has received significant investment with new cabin interiors.

Q: What is Iberia checked baggage allowance?

Iberia Economy Basic fares on European flights do not include checked baggage. Long-haul Economy includes one bag of 23 kg. Business Class includes two bags at 32 kg each. Iberia Plus Gold and Platinum members receive additional baggage allowances.

Q: What is Iberia's strength on Latin American routes?

Iberia is Europe's leading airline to Latin America, operating one of the most extensive networks between Europe and Spanish-speaking countries in the Americas. The airline's Madrid hub is the natural gateway for European travelers to Latin America, and the linguistic and cultural connection with Spain makes Iberia a preferred carrier for this market.

Abstract

Barcelona narrowly outranks Madrid in the departure table held for Iberia Airlines, 102 routes to 93, with London Heathrow (50) and Malaga (26) next. The record lists 821 routes and 192 destinations across 69 countries. Spanish sectors account for 404 of the total, followed by the United Kingdom (81), France (56) and the United States (55). The longest sector on file, London Heathrow to Singapore, measures 10,883 kilometres and is one of several entries routed through partner hubs rather than the Spanish base. Destinations reached from Spain alone span western Europe, north Africa and Latin America. The airline is registered in Spain and identified by IATA code IB, ICAO code IBE and the callsign IBERIA.