Iberia to increase its frequency between Madrid and New York

Iberia currently operates one daily frequency between Madrid and New York (JFK) airports. Operations are carried out on Airbus A330-200s, configured with 288 seats in two classes.

In addition to Iberia, this route is served by Air Europa, Delta and American Airlines, which operate three, six and seven flights a week respectively. In total, with the four airlines, there are 53,000 seats per month between Madrid and New York, a number increasingly similar to those provided prior to the pandemic.

Continuing with the development of its international routes, Iberia will increase its flight frequency between both cities. As of October 3, according to current information, the Spanish company will fly 9 times a week on this route.

With this introduction, Iberia will become the airline with the largest offer between two of the most important cities in Spain and the United States. The new operations will be carried out with Airbus A330s and modern Airbus A350s, offering passengers a better onboard service.

The Spanish company will have 12,000 seats per month between Madrid and New York and vice versa with the 9 weekly flights, an increase of 28.45% compared to the current ones.