Iberia and Iberia Express have scheduled 98 additional flights between Madrid and Andalusia through 8 November, responding to increased demand following the rail accident in Urda, Toledo.
The airlines say they have added 20,718 seats, increasing capacity by 93% against the original schedule. Madrid–Seville accounts for 10,734 extra seats and Madrid–Málaga for 9,984. Iberia will operate 78 of the additional flights, and Iberia Express will operate the remaining 20.
For the All Saints’ Day holiday period through Monday, the group has scheduled 34 extra flights and 7,642 additional seats across the two routes. The airline is also deploying larger aircraft on selected existing services.
Until 8 November, fares between Madrid and Andalusia are capped at €99 per one-way segment in Economy and €149 in Business. Booking flexibility is available for passengers affected by the rail accident. Iberia is also working on additional flights from 9 November, although these have not yet been scheduled.
Source: Iberia Group release.
This post was published on 30 October 2026 21:08
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