Spanish flag carrier Iberia has taken delivery of its first A321XLR, becoming the launch operator of the world’s newest single-aisle aircraft. The aircraft, powered by CFM LEAP-1A engines, will be ...

The future of long-haul flying is just around the corner. Think single-aisle interiors in narrow-bodied planes, longer flights, and better fuel efficiency. The new next-generation aircraft, ...

Spanish flag carrier Iberia recently unveiled Flight Plan 2030, a strategic roadmap anchored by a $6 billion investment to scale operations and renew its fleet. Under the plan, the airline aims to ...

Don't be fooled by the modest nature of the A321XLR's Madrid to Paris debut - this plane can fly seriously far with incredible efficiency. Get ready for it to shake-up route networks worldwide. A ...

Iberia has unveiled its all-new Airbus A350-900 cabin that features business class with doors. The plane is Airbus' new "Production Standard" jet that can fit up to 10 seats per row in economy. Iberia ...

Itaka is considering adding a long-haul aircraft to strengthen its Air 001 brand, with the Airbus A321XLR emerging as a ...

Iberia has taken delivery of its first Airbus A330-200, a more modern aircraft and more fuel-efficient than the planes it is replacing. It is the first of 13 that will join the fleet over the next ...

AMSTERDAM--Airbus has announced Spanish carrier Iberia will upgrade the cabins of its Airbus A320neo aircraft fleet by retrofitting it with the airframe manufacturer's recently launched airspace L ...

Credit: Kurt Hofmann / Aviation Week Network MADRID—Iberia is analyzing bringing in-house Airbus A350 base maintenance as its widebody fleet continues to grow. “We are now analyzing whether to include ...

Griffin Global Asset Management welcomed Iberia as a new customer with the purchase and lease back of two new A320neo Family aircraft. The aircraft-leasing firm announced the purchase and lease of one ...

MADRID -- One day last April, two model airplanes landed in the offices of Iberia Airlines. They weren't toys. The Spanish carrier was shopping for new jetliners, and the models were calling cards ...