Iberia resumed flights to Caracas, Venezuela
Spanish airline Iberia resumed this Sunday its flights between Madrid and Caracas, thus recovering 100% of its network in Latin America after the pandemic.
→ Iberia was, for fourth consecutive month, the most punctual airline in Europe.
The route will operate three weekly frequencies (Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays) on Airbus A350 aircraft, with a capacity of 348 passengers.
Flights from Madrid will depart at 11:55 am, landing in Caracas at 4:20 pm. From Maiquetia Airport they will take off at 18:20, arriving at Barajas at 08:00 the following day.
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