The new frequency raises monthly seat supply on the route to nearly 1,300. *European Business Class seats are available on the flights. The success of Iberia’s new Madrid-Algiers route, which opened just two months ago, has prompted the Spanish airline to add another flight, raising the weekly total to three. Starting on April 11th, the new return flight will operate every Wednesday, leaving Madrid at 12:10 h. and returning from Algiers at 13:40 h. local time.

Iberia will use a 141-seat Airbus A-319 for the Wednesday flight, and thus will raise the total number of seats available each month by nearly 1,300, from some 2,300 to about 3,600.

The new frequency will be especially welcome to the numerous Spanish businesses operating in the Algerian capital, by making it possible for their personnel to fly to Madrid on Wednesdays or Thursdays, taking better advantage of the work weeks of the two countries.

Iberia’s European Business Class seats and services are available on the route, and so far have proved very popular.

Business Class passengers can enjoy more room, greater comfort, and gourmet meals devised by the master chef Sergi Arola. They also have the right to three days’ free airport parking, special check-in counters, and use of the Velázquez VIP Lounge, the larger of Iberia’s two VIP spaces in T4 at Madrid-Barajas airport.

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