The 22nd of September 1946 was a red-letter day: when Iberia became the first European airline to offer scheduled service to Latin America, flying Douglas DC-4s.
20/09/2021
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Ever wonder why aircraft wings curve up at the ends?
13/09/2021
The factors that come into play when determining the final prices are various, including the number of aircraft in the order; the historical relationship between the manufacturer and the carrier; and the interest of the manufacturer in getting a given aircraft model used by a reputatable airline, which can add zeros to its own bottom line across the industry.
05/08/2021
Aisle or window? More legroom, perhaps? Another important consideration to travel in comfort: pitch. Today we tell you what it is.
29/07/2021
There are moments in the history of any great company which mark an epoch, which establish a "before" and "after" - true turning points. For Iberia Airlines, the arrival...
25/03/2021
In the world of aviation, airlines either adapt or stay in a rut. And so in the uncertain times which have come upon us in these past few months,...
01/12/2020
For most airlines, welcoming a new model of aircraft like the Airbus A320neo to its fleet is a pretty big deal. And Iberia has underscored the momentousness of this...
02/10/2020
At an airline like Iberia, with more than 90 years of history, saying goodbye to a model of aircraft is always a bittersweet experience. Bitter because we've been through...
18/08/2020
There's no denying that the effects of coronavirus and COVID-19 have changed the world in many ways, including of course the airline industry. And Iberia has been spending months...
11/08/2020
Commercial aviation has certainly changed significantly as a result of the pandemic that has seized the world since this past spring, and Iberia has been changing with it; not...
30/07/2020
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