Iberia Launches Daily Flights Connecting Madrid and Brazil´s Rio de Janeiro

godking
21 November 2005 5:00am

Iberia launched its new daily service connecting Rio de Janeiro and Madrid. Previously, the Spanish airline had operated four weekly flights to the Brazilian coastal city.

The timetable of Iberia facilitates connections in Madrid for Brazil-bound Iberia passengers from any of Spain´s 34 domestic airports and also from Amsterdam, Athens, Berlin, Bologna, Brussels, Bordeaux, Cairo, Dublin, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Geneva, Istanbul, Lisbon, London, Lyon, Malabo, Marseille, Milan, Moscow, Munich, Naples, Nice, Paris, Porto, Rome, Stockholm, Strasbourg, Tel Aviv, Toulouse, Turin, Venice, Vienna and Zurich, with a single stop in Madrid.

On the route between Madrid and Rio de Janeiro, Iberia uses Airbus A340/300s and A340/600s, carrying up to 249 and 352 passengers each. Apart from the daily flights to Rio de Janeiro, Iberia flies nonstop daily legs to Sao Paulo.

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