Iberia and Iberia Express will operate 98 additional flights between Madrid and Andalusia through 8 November, adding 20,718 seats as demand rises following the rail accident in Urda, Toledo. The extra capacity is a 93% increase over the airlines’ usual offer, with 78 flights operated by Iberia and 20 by Iberia Express. One-way fares are capped at €99 in Economy and €149 in Business over the same period.
The additional seats are split between Madrid–Seville, with 10,734, and Madrid–Málaga, with 9,984. During the All Saints’ Day holiday period, the airlines have scheduled 34 extra flights, providing 7,642 seats.
Passengers whose travel plans have been disrupted by the rail accident can also access flexible ticket arrangements. The airlines are working on further additional frequencies from 9 November, but those flights had not yet been scheduled.