ORLANDO, Fla. – From the Sunshine State to Sunny Spain.
On Sunday, Orlando International Airport will welcome Iberia to Terminal C, where it will begin nonstop flights between Orlando and Madrid.
The Spanish flag carrier will run nonstop flights on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. Iberia is expected to use an A330 aircraft for the route, which takes 254 passengers.
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Iberia markets cheap flights around the world. For instance, on the Iberia website, News 6 found a direct flight between MCO and Madrid in December will start as low as $214 per person one-way, depending on the day. The fare includes a carry-on bag, a personal item, and a meal.
You can also add options for checked luggage, seat selection, and priority boarding.
Return flights in December appear to start around $300.
Seats on the A330 in economy are 18 inches wide with a seat pitch (legroom) between 30 and 32 inches. The seats have an adjustable headrest and a 9-inch screen in the seat back. WiFi is available for a fee, but you can get free connectivity for messaging apps if you sign up for Iberia Plus.
You can find more information or book a flight on Iberia.com.
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