We have flown with Iberia Airlines and have reviewed their long-haul Business Class flights. Trip reports can be found below.
Iberia operates an impressive international network from Madrid dominating the market for flights between Europe and South America and it has recently added direct flights to key Asian and African cities, such as Johannesburg. In 2010, Iberia merged with British Airways, although both airlines keep flying under their own and well-known brand names. This means that you can earn and burn Avios air miles on Iberia as well as British Airways.
If you travel in Business Class from Madrid, it is likely that you will be invited to use the Iberia VIP Velazquez Business Lounge at Madrid airport which we have reviewed.
Below you will find our most recent flight reviews on Iberia in Business Class; you can draw your own conclusions.
Review: Iberia A330 Business Class Madrid to Johannesburg
On January 2nd, 2017, I flew Business Class on Iberia on an Airbus A330-300 from Madrid-Barajas International Airport (MAD) in Spain to O.R. Tambo International Airport (JNB) in South Africa. Iberia operates an impressive international network from Madrid, dominating the market for flights between Europe and South America, and it has recently added direct flights to key Asian and African cities, such as Johannesburg. In 2010, Iberia merged with British Airways, although both airlines keep flying under their own and well-known brand names.
For a comparison, you can read our Lufthansa First and Business Class reviews and British Airways First and Business Class reviews.
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