LEVEL to Boost Connectivity Between Barcelona and Lima with a Fourth Weekly Frequency
LEVEL, the IAG-owned low-cost long-haul airline headquartered at its primary base in Barcelona-El Prat, has announced an expansion of its transatlantic capacity to South America. Effective March 15, 2027, the carrier will introduce a fourth weekly frequency on its route connecting Barcelona with Jorge Chávez International Airport in Lima, Peru.
With this strategic move, the airline aims to meet robust demand recorded since the service was launched on June 3, strengthening direct point-to-point connectivity between Catalonia and the Andean region throughout the Northern Hemisphere’s peak summer season, with the expanded schedule running through late September 2027.
Flight Schedule and Connectivity Details
With the addition of a new flight scheduled for Mondays, LEVEL’s operational schedule on the Barcelona–Lima route will feature four weekly frequencies:
- Days of Operation: Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays.
- Sales Channels: Tickets are currently available on the airline’s official web platform and across its travel agency distribution network.
“The addition of a fourth weekly frequency to Lima reflects the excellent market reception this route has enjoyed since its launch and allows us to offer greater flexibility to our customers when planning their travel. Furthermore, this expansion reinforces our commitment to connecting Barcelona with the Americas through a direct flight offering tailored to our passengers’ needs,” noted Carla Ormeño, Head of Network at LEVEL.
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Onboard Product and Fleet Configuration
The service between Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport and Lima will continue to be operated by the carrier’s Airbus A330-200 fleet, configured in a two-class layout:
Premium Economy Cabin
Tailored for corporate travelers and passengers seeking enhanced comfort on ultra-long-haul sectors, this cabin features:
- Generous seat pitch and recline, equipped with legrests and footrests.
- Premium inflight catering with tailored menu options and an amenity kit.
- Priority ground services: Dedicated check-in counters and priority boarding.
Economy Cabin and Digital Personalization
For standard market segments, the airline retains its modular unbundled model via its digital portal (my.flylevel.com), enabling passengers to pre-select or purchase à la carte meals, snacks, and comfort amenities prior to or during the flight.
In-Flight Entertainment
All seats are equipped with individual seatback screens offering access to a seatback catalog with over 400 on-demand titles—including feature films, TV series, audio, documentaries, podcasts, children’s programming, and wellness content—refreshed on a quarterly basis.
This capacity boost further consolidates Barcelona as a key alternative hub for traffic flows between Southwestern Europe and Latin America.
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