New Sao Paulo Flight Launched by Iberia

Iberia Launch a New Sao Paulo Flight

Spanish operator Iberia has continued to establish a firm network of services between Spain and South America by announcing a new flight between Sao Paulo and Barcelona. With only TAM presently offering direct flights from London, the news will be welcomed by British travellers wanting to travel to Brazil via Spain.

Iberia already offers an extensive network of services to Brazil for easy travel back and forth between the Europe and South America. Early in 2011 they revealed new services to both Fortaleza and Recife, providing more travel choice for those flying for business and leisure. The new Barcelona based service will fly twice a week, with the airline expecting strong demand from tourists and business travellers. Meanwhile Iberia are also introducing a similar twice daily service to Sao Paulo from Madrid, cementing the Brazilian city's position as a prime destination for holidays and business.

Speaking of the new service, Iberia explained "The new non-stop route between the two cities will be covered by aircraft of the Airbus A340/300 type, with 254 seats, 36 of them in Business Plus class. Outstanding among the features of Iberia's executive class on long-haul flights is a seat that converts into a totally horizontal bed." They added that such seats also include a top of the range entertainment system and incredible Mediterranean cuisine with the best Spanish wines available. So for individuals wishing to travel to the South American continent, flying with Iberia will now have an even larger choice of both seat and flight options.

Posted by Barry, 21 March 2011 13:13

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• Madrid
• Recife
• Sao Paulo
• TAM