Overview
- Iberia formally presented a voluntary workforce restructuring to union representatives spanning flight and ground staff.
- A negotiating commission was constituted today with representatives of pilots, cabin crew and ground workers.
- The plan covers 243 flight roles—106 pilots and 137 cabin crew—and 753 ground positions across maintenance, ground production and corporate areas.
- Company leaders cite legally sufficient causes linked to a broader transformation plan and stress profile renewal rather than simple staff reductions.
- The process follows mid‑February petitions from worker committees and unions, and comes in the context of an operation with 10,568 employees, 168 aircraft and service to 145 cities.