Iberia removes the cap on its flight prices to Andalusia at 99 euros

Iberia will stop applying the price cap of 99 euros on tourist class flights to Andalusia starting this Monday, March 9, as indicated by the company. This measure was adopted by the company following the suspension of train services after the Adamuz accident, which occurred on January 18.

The maximum price per journey was set at 99 euros. Specifically, on Monday, January 19, two additional flights were added between Madrid and Seville and between Madrid and Malaga. From January 20, an additional daily flight was included on both routes. Additionally, for connections to Seville, some flights had increased capacity, switching from A320 to A321 aircraft.

In total, on the Madrid-Seville route, 19,270 additional seats have been scheduled, which represents a 74% increase in capacity, while on the connection to Malaga, an additional 5,856 seats have been added, a 57% increase.