The new low cost offshoot of Iberia will start operations from Sunday the 25th of March 2012 from Madrid airport. Iberia Express will initially fly to four destinations in Spain including Málaga airport.
Iberia Express will be offering tickets at a promotional price of €25 including taxes, for flights from 10th April onwards. Tickets will be available on the company’s website from next week.
As well as Málaga, the airline will also fly from Madrid to Mallorca, Alicante, y Seville and intends to add more destinations (at different prices) over the summer, including Vigo, Santiago de Compostela, Granada, Menorca, Ibiza, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote and La Palma, The company also plans to fly to other European destinations.
After the demise of Spanair, Iberia Express will be a welcome addition to the Madrid-Málaga route.
FACUA Reports Ryanair For “Advertising Fraud”
In other news the Spanish Consumers Asscociation (FACUA) have reported Ryanair to the authorities for advertising misleading prices, such as flights for €10.99, which turn out to finally cost “four times as much”. FACUA examined two of the routes offered at this price and found that the final price was between 28% and 391% more than the advertised price. They claimed that they were unable to find a single ticket at the bargain price on offer.
FACUA have reported Ryanair to the Spanish Secretary of State for Consumer Affairs and to the authorities in various regions of Spain.
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