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...
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