Iberia will expand its transatlantic network in the upcoming winter season with three new routes and increased flight frequencies on existing connections from its Madrid hub.
The carrier will commence a new four-times-weekly service to Orlando, Florida on 26 October, followed by two new routes to destinations in Brazil. Three-times-weekly services between Madrid and Recife will start on 13 December, while flights between Madrid and Fortaleza will begin on 19 January, 2026, with three weekly services.
Iberia will double operations on its existing Madrid-Boston route this winter, with up to two daily flights operated by A321XLR aircraft. Flights to New York will also increase to twice daily and services to Washington will be offered year-round with three weekly flights scheduled for winter.
Additionally, flights from Madrid to Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic will increase to twice daily and services to San Juan, Puerto Rico will reach up to 14 weekly frequencies.
Flight frequencies on several European routes will also increase. The carrier’s Madrid-Amsterdam service will operate four-times daily – seven more flights per week than last winter. Two weekly flights will be added to its Madrid-Rome connection for a total of 44 per week, and its Madrid-Paris route will have two additional weekly flights, offering up to eleven daily services.