Perhaps the airline with the longest name in the world, Spain’s national carrier’s full moniker rings: Iberia, Líneas Aéreas de España. It was officially established in 1940 and started out serving destinations within Spain exclusively.

In 1946, however, it became the first airline to instate flights between Europe and South America in the wake of WWII with the launch of routes between Madrid and Montevideo and Buenos Aires.

In more recent times, Iberia and British Airways merged in 2010 to become the International Airlines Group, however both still operate under their own names.

Book Iberia flights to Madrid, Barcelona, Athens and other exciting destinations! 

Depending on which route you fly, baggage restrictions will either be implemented via a piece or a weight concept.

**Long-haul flights to/from South Africa, America and Asia:**

Reduced Economy: 1 piece at 23kg each

Full Economy and Business: 2 pieces at 23kg each

Business Plus: 3 pieces at 23kg each

**Flights to/from Africa and the Middle East:**

Economy: 1 piece at 23kg each

Business Class: 2 pieces at 23kg each

**Domestic and European flights:**

Economy: 1 piece at 23kg

Business Class: 2 pieces at 23kg each

**Children and infants**

Same baggage allowance as adults, with the addition of a light-weight foldable stroller.

Passengers are advised to check in at least two hours before the scheduled departure of their international flight.

Online check-in opens 24 hours and closes two hours before the scheduled departure of flights.

All passengers, both adults and children, must be in possession of valid identification documents, their passports, and any visas required. If you are unable to produce identification and any other documents required, you will not be allowed to board the flight.

Cabin classes available in Iberia Airlines fleet are as follows:

Business Plus

• Meticulous service

• Bigger seats

• Internet connectivity

• New movie releases

• Gourmet meals and a fine selection of wines

Premium Economy Class

• Flights with spacious seats

• Larger touchscreens

• Excellent dining services

Relax in comfort when you fly Business Class and enjoy the gourmet meal on offer and more.

Business Club

• Seats offer more adjustment options

• Fully equipped VIP lounges to relax and work

Economy Class

• Touchscreens to watch movies and shows

• Listen to music

• Play content from your Apple or USB device

Iberia’s main hub is located at Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport and Barcelona El Prat Airport. The airline flies to over 102 destinations in 39 countries.

Top destinations for Iberia Airlines:

• Barcelona

• Cape Town

• Malaga

• New York

• Sydney

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Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport

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