Iberia and TAAG Angolan Airlines have initiated their code-share agreement, which will allow the Spanish airline to offer its customers direct flights between Madrid and Luanda and strengthen connectivity between Europe and Africa.
Between the two companies, two weekly flights will be offered.
→ Jordan, Iberia’s new destination.
In addition to direct flights between Madrid and Luanda, customers of the Spanish airline will be able to connect from the Angolan capital to Cape Town and Johannesburg in South Africa, Windhoek in Namibia and Maputo in Mozambique.
TAAG will offer its customers connections on Iberia flights from Madrid to Barcelona, Porto, Amsterdam, Brussels, Geneva, Zurich, Rome and Milan.
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