In 2025, Iberia set a new record by offering over 5.5 million seats on routes between Latin America and Europe, a 5% increase from 2024. The airline will also exceed 350 weekly transatlantic flights, up from 330 last year, reinforcing its leading position on this corridor.
Iberia also maintains strong service on other routes:
The Hola Madrid stopover programme, increasingly popular among Latin American travellers, allows passengers to stay in Madrid for up to nine nights at no extra cost, with discounts on hotels, food, transport, and activities.
Celebrating 80 years since its first Atlantic crossing, Iberia’s 2025 expansion reflects its deepening commitment to the Latin American market and its role as a key connector between the regions.
This post was published on 7 August 2025 20:14
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