Overview

• The airline will boost its long-range fleet from 45 to 70 wide-body aircraft, allocating 60 percent of its investment to these new jets.
• New Airbus aircraft will open direct routes from Madrid to Toronto, Philadelphia and Monterrey as part of the expanded schedule.
• Construction of Ciudad Iberia in La Muñoza will centralize Iberia’s operational headquarters in a cutting-edge aeronautical campus and support infrastructure upgrades like a new T4 VIP lounge and digitalization initiatives.
• Plan de Vuelo 2030 includes hiring about 1,000 employees annually and is projected to generate roughly 250,000 direct and indirect jobs across maintenance, handling and support services.
• All long-haul growth at Barcelona’s El Prat will be handled by IAG’s low-cost unit Level, widening the gap in intercontinental services between Spain’s two main airports.