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About Iberia Express

Iberia Express is a Spanish airline based in Madrid, at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport.

Iberia Express operates short and medium-haul flights to 31 destinations (26 international and 14 domestic). The airline's parent company is Iberia, a long-haul airline business and recognised as Spain’s largest transport group. This is due to leading the Europe to Latin America flight Market and having the largest number of destination services.

Iberia Express commenced operation in March 2012 and is now recognised as Europe’s most punctual European airline.

Iberia Express has codeshare agreements with LAN Airlines, Japan Airlines, Air Berlin, American Airlines, Finnair, Avianca, British Airways, Siberia Airlines and Royal Air Maroc.

Iberia Express Baggage

Carry-on Baggage

Hand Baggage is accepted on all fares. The maximum size of 1 piece of hand baggage is 25 x 45 x 56cm.

Checked Baggage

Checked Baggage must not exceed the weight of 23kg. If baggage weighs more than 23kg, an excess weight fee will apply.

Iberia Plus customers traveling Business Class can have 1 additional baggage (not exceeding 23kg) to take on board.

Iberia Express Destinations

A majority of Iberia Express services operate its flights to and from and via Madrid. The following are all the Iberia Express destinations:

Europe

Amsterdam; Copenhagen; Sweden; Berlin; Dublin; Stuttgart; Birmingham; Edinburgh; Lyon; London; Manchester; Nantes; Naples; Nice; Paris; Rennes; Bordeaux; Cardiff; Sardinia; Malta; Bucharest; Crete

Canary Islands

Gran Canaria; Tenerife: Fuerteventura; Lanzarote; Santa Cruz de la Palma; Tenerife

Spain and the Balearic Islands

Seville; Malaga; Ibiza; Vigo; Palma de Mallorca; Menorca; Vigo; Asturias; Madrid

Iberia Express Fleet

As of September 2016, Iberia Express fleet comprises of the following aircraft:

18 x Airbus A320-200

3 x Airbus A321-200

Iberia Express Route Map

Economy Class

Economy Class is one of two cabin classes that Iberia Express offers.

Economy Class Facilities

Economy Class offers a comfortable cabin with a good level of service.

Passengers can order food and drink from the airline's inflight menu, which is inclusive of sweet and savoury items such as sandwiches, baguettes and other snacks. As well as a full drinks menu with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options.

Economy Class Seats

Iberia Express use specially designed slim seats which give extra legroom and extra space between rows. The seats also contribute to the airline's efforts to stay environmentally-friendly by reducing the amount of fuel burned when flying.

Premium Economy

Iberia Express doesn't have a First Class cabin. However, its Business Class is similar to other airlines Premium Economy in terms of price and service.

Business Class

Iberia Express Business Class cabin offers a higher standard of service, with more seat room and some extra perks on the ground too!

Business Class Facilities

Depending on which airport you're flying from, Business Class tickets will gain you access to the airport executive lounge, as well as priority check-in and boarding.

Inflight, passengers can enjoy a range of different food from the Business Class inflight menu. Passengers will be served breakfast, lunch or dinner depending on which time of the day that they fly at, as well as additional hot and cold snacks and drinks.

What are Business Class Seats Like?

Iberia Express' slim seats in Business Class are set out in a 3 x 3 formation, with the middle seat left vacant as to give extra room and comfort for each passenger.

First Class

Iberia Express doesn't offer First Class.

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Iberia Express News

29th June 2018

Iberia express partners with Tourism Ireland

Iberia express will work to grow Spanish tourist numbers by strengthening their partnership with the Irish tour company Tourism Ireland. The new friendship will allow Iberia Express to promote tickets to Cork, an Irish city, to Madrid the capital of Spain.Spain is the fifth largest market for Irish tourism, with travel by Spanish residents to Ireland has grown significantly over the past 17 years, going from just 90,000 Spanish visitors in 2000 to a record 443,200 in 2017. In a bid to ensure this growth continues, the Iberia Express promotion will run for the rest of 2018.