Iberia

I recently made a trip to Tenerife with Iberia , flying there via Madrid. It was a ghastly experience and I will not be using Iberia in the future. We made 4 flights with two connecting flights in Madrid. None left on time or arrived on time. The departure from Heathrow was late departing and whilst our luggage was put through for our original flight we were placed on a much later one, leaving 4 hours late. This meant that we missed the connecting flight in Madrid and had to stay there overnight taking the earliest Tenerife flight at 12.10 the next day. Due to overbooking and misallocation of seat numbers the flight left late so that eventually we arrived in ...  Read the complete review

I flew with Iberia from Spain to South America, and I have to say that this is my least favourite airline and I will not use them again. My friend was kind enough to pay for our trip so to be honest I dont know about the cost of the ticket. However, I do know that if you are flying from the UK to South America, you are quite likely to fly via Spain and be put on an Iberia plane! There are a few reasons why I do not like Iberia. They are: Comfort: we fly in economy class but the seats were not comfortable, even for economy. The seemed harder than the seats in other aircraft, and I also felt that there was less ...  Read the complete review

Iberia are the national airline of Spain, and are linked to the OneWorld alliance, meaning that any BA flight you take to Spain may well be operated by Iberia. As a frequent flier between the UK and Spain, I often find that one or both legs of my journey are actually operated by Iberia, though if I have the choice I would always opt for a BA flight. That's not to say that Iberia aren't good; they are. They do however seem to do just about the bare minimum required to keep you happy, and fail to go that little extra to make your journey that little bit more enjoyable. Generally their fleet and services mirror those of British Airways. ...  Read the complete review