Starting on 1st July, Iberia will gradually resume its short- and medium-haul flight programme, with change flexibility for all customers.
The airline is also prepared to resume long-haul flights as soon as conditions allow and quarantine and travel restrictions are lifted in the countries served by Iberia.
In June, Iberia is maintaining a minimum level of air connectivity similar to that of May connecting Madrid with the Spanish Islands (Canary Islands and the Balearic), Barcelona, Bilbao, Asturias, Vigo, La Coruรฑa, London and Paris.
In July and August Iberia, Iberia Express, and Iberia Regional will fly to at least 40 and 53 destinations, respectively, with a total of at least 194 return flights per week scheduled in July, and 359 in August.
This amounts to just 21% of normal seat supply on the short- and medium-haul network, which may rise to 35% as demand increases.
In mainland Spain, services will be resumed to Alicante, Almeria, Asturias, Barcelona, Bilbao, Granada, Jerez, La Coruรฑa, Malaga, Pamplona, San Sebastian, Santander, Santiago, Seville, Valencia, and Vigo. The Iberia Group will also fly to Tenerife Norte, Tenerife Sur, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, and La Palma in the Canary Islands, and to Majorca, Menorca, and Ibiza in the Balearics.
Iberia will also resume European flights in July to Athens, Brussels, Dubrovnik, Geneva, Lisbon, London, Milan, Munich, Oporto, Paris, Rome, Stockholm, Venice, and Zurich, as well as to Dakar in Senegal in Africa; and in August will add Berlin, Bologna, Copenhagen, Dublin, Faro, Frankfurt, Lyon, Manchester, Marseilles, Prague, Santorini and Toulouse, as well as Marraquesh in Marocco.A great opportunity to cash in vouchers
Customers already holding vouchers for earlier flights that were cancelled or declined can use them for their summer holidays, since there are no date or other restrictions as long as the voucher is valid. Just visit Iberia.com and choose your destination!No penalty for changing tickets
To maximise flexibility for customers in these unsettled times, Iberia will charge no penalty for changing tickets that are purchased from today until 30 June for flights taking place until 31 December. Customers deciding to postpone travel will be able to change the date of travel once without penalty, just paying the fare difference, if any.In addition, customers holding tickets bought previously for flights due to take place up to 31 August of this year are free to change the date without penalty or to exchange them for flight vouchers valid until 30 December 2021.
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