A Different Class
Enjoy the flight long before take-off.
• Exclusive and clearly indicated counters as well as special luggage and priority delivery.
• Better luggage check-in.
• Preferential service points and exclusive telephone attention.
• VIP Lounges.
• VIP parking services at Madrid and Barcelona airports.
• Limousine service at Madrid, Barcelona and Santiago de Chile.
• Priority Boarding and disembarkation.
Business Plus means the best in service, quality and comfort, where passengers will discover a new way of travelling based on greater well-being, comfort and privacy.
• The Business Class cabin has a cosy atmosphere.
• Greater personal room for each passenger.
• Larger bathrooms with body-length mirrors, excellent lighting and quality cosmetics.
• In order to rest on the flight, we provide comfort accessories, blankets, large pillows and wash bags.
Quality and innovation are also included in the menus. In order to achieve this Iberia have relied on the co-operation of the prestigious chef Sergi Arola, winner of the 2003 National gastronomy prize and whose La Broche restaurant has been awarded two Michelin stars. Meals are based on a Mediterranean diet, a combination of tradition and the latest trends.
The cellar consists of a careful selection of red and white wines from Spain’s most prestigious Denomination of Origin regions as well as excellent Cavas (Spanish sparkling wine) and sweet wines.
Between meals why not try the self-service bar where you will find a wide selection of sweet and savoury snacks and drinks.
The new seat-bed provides all the equipment necessary for your personal communications as well as a great variety of entertainment choices. The seat has earned a top Skytrax ranking.
In-flight entertainment. Use the touch-screen to explore our offer of the latest interactive games, 15 audio channels and 26 video channels with the most popular television channels, the best documentaries and latest films. Also available is information about the flight and about connection flights at the destinations points along with real life images taken from a camera on the tail of the aircraft.