Iberia resumes its direct flights from San Francisco to Madrid with almost 45,000 seats available programmed for this summer

• The Spanish airline offers 45% more seats than in 2022 
• A total of 154 flights are offered between the two cities until the end of October
• Level also flies direct from Barcelona to San Francisco during the summer season

 

Iberia has resumed its direct flights from San Francisco to Madrid for the summer season and thus completes its map of nine destinations in the United States, the market in which it flies the most cities. The Spanish airline offers direct flights from Boston, Chicago, Dallas-Fort Worth, Miami, Nueva York, Puerto Rico, San Francisco, and Washington to Madrid, where the passengers can connect with its European and domestic routes.   

Until 27 October, the end of the summer season in the airline sector, Iberia will operate three weekly frequencies, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. This means that during the summer season, it will offer a total of 154 flights on this route, 45% more than in the same period of 2022. This figure is also slightly above that of the pre-pandemic summer. In seat numbers, Iberia offers almost 45,000 seats between San Francisco and Madrid this summer, 45% more also than the previous year. 

These flights are operated with A330/200, aircraft with a capacity for 288 passengers and equipped with Business, Premium Economy and Economy cabins, offering an optimal customer travel experience.

Flight Schedule

Flight number	Departure-destination	Days of operation	Departure	Arrival
IB6193	Madrid-San Francisco	Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday	12:20 p.m.	4:15 p.m.
IB6174	San Francisco-Madrid	Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday	5:50 p.m.	2:10 p.m. the next day

Flights also from Barcelona to San Francisco with Level

As part of its summer season, LEVEL - also part of the IAG group - resumed its Barcelona-San Francisco route on 26 March, with four weekly frequencies: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday.

15% more flights to the US

Iberia flies to eight destinations in the United States, nine including Puerto Rico. It continues to be, without a doubt, one of its star markets, and this year it has increased its offer there by 15%.

• Dallas: six weekly frequencies, and one daily flight from June
• Los Angeles: five weekly flights
• New York: 13 weekly flights, and 14 (two daily flights) starting in July
• Miami: two daily flights
• Chicago: one daily flight
• Boston: one daily flight
• Washington: four weekly flights
• San Francisco: three weekly flights
• Puerto Rico: five weekly flights, which increase to six in August and September