ORLANDO, Fla. \u2013 From the Sunshine State to Sunny Spain.<\/p>\n
On Sunday, Orlando International Airport will welcome Iberia to Terminal C, where it will begin nonstop flights between Orlando and Madrid. <\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
[WATCH: Orlando International Airport collecting food for federal employees working with no pay]<\/p>\n
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. <\/p>\n
You can also add options for checked luggage, seat selection, and priority boarding. <\/p>\n
Return flights in December appear to start around $300. <\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n