Iberia will increase its flights to Argentina.

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Spain’s Iberia has always been committed to Argentina and, as restrictions are lifted and demand intensifies, the airline is gradually increasing the number of frequencies to this strategic market.

To its current offer of one daily flight, Iberia will add three more flights to reach ten weekly frequencies from the second half of January, rising to 12 in March, reinforcing its commitment and leadership in Latin America where it celebrates its 75th anniversary this year. The airline has been flying to Buenos Aires since September 22, 1946 and has maintained an unwavering commitment to the region ever since.

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This increase in capacity will also be accompanied by a very attractive price campaign with fares starting at 625 euros round trip.

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.

These flights will be operated with Airbus A330-200 aircraft, with capacity for 288 passengers, 19 in Business Class and 269 in Economy.

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“This year we are celebrating the 75th anniversary of our flights to Latin America and, precisely, Argentina was the first destination we flew to,” commented Victor Moneo, director LATAM Sales and Institutional Agreements.

“We want to continue strengthening the bridge between Buenos Aires and Europe by gradually recovering our usual schedule of pre-pandemic flights. Undoubtedly, we are still far from those figures, but we are confident that the 12 weekly flights will help to boost the market,” added Moneo.