Iberia Aims For 70 Long-Haul Aircraft By 2030

Iberia

An A330 model in the carrier’s centennial anniversary livery unveiled Sept. 23 in Madrid.

Credit: Kurt Hofmann/Aviation Week
MADRID—Iberia’s growth to 70 long-haul aircraft by 2030 depends on its continued financial success. “One year ago, we launched our 2030 strategy to operate 70 long-haul aircraft. The goal was to develop our future potential, and our ambition has not changed,” Iberia Chairman and CEO Marco Sansavini...
Kurt Hofmann

Based in Austria, Kurt covers European air transport for ATW.

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