Iberia increases its flights to Argentina

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Iberia will add additional frequencies to its current offer until reaching ten weekly flights in Argentina from the second half of January and 12 in March. Iberia press photo

To your current offer of a daily flight, Iberia will add three more flights until reaching ten weekly frequencies from the second half of January, that will go up to 12 in March, which reinforces its commitment and leadership in Latin America where this year celebrates its 75th anniversary. Iberia fly to Buenos Aires from 22 September 1946 and, since then, has maintained an unwavering commitment to the region.

This increase in capacity will be accompanied, what's more, of a very attractive price campaign with rates ranging from 625 euros round trip.

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The increase in the operation is intended to favor the flow of travelers and tourism between both sides of the Atlantic, In addition to improving connectivity between Argentina and the more than 90 destinations to which Iberia flies in Europe.

The schedules of the Madrid-Buenos Aires flights will be:

These flights will be operated with aircraft Airbus A330-200, with capacity for 288 passengers, 19 in Business class and 269 in Tourist. The Airbus A330-200 are twin-engine aircraft and a 15 percent more fuel efficient.

Victor Moneo, Director of LATAM Sales and Institutional Agreements, commented:

“This year we celebrate the 75 anniversary of our flights to Latin America and, precisely, Argentina was the first destination we flew to. We want to continue strengthening the bridge between Buenos Aires and Europe, gradually recovering our usual pre-pandemic flight program. Definitely, we are still far from these figures, but we trust that the 12 weekly flights help boost the market”.

Buenos Aires was the first destination in Latin America

This year, what's more, Iberia celebrates the 75th anniversary of its flights with Latin America, its main market and on which it has developed its entire strategy in recent years, building a true bridge between Europe and Latin America.

Was the 22 September 1946 when an Iberia DC-4 departed from Madrid's Barajas airport, heading to Buenos Aires, thus establishing the first regular flights between Europe and Latin America.

75 years later Iberia has become the leading airline between Latin America and Europe, and offers more than 200 weekly flights with the region to 17 destinations in 15 Latin American countries.

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