We Will Fly Direct to Guayaquil, our Second Desination in Ecuador

• As of 13 December 2019, with the bestofferin the market

• Promotional launch fares to/from Madrid start at 599 euros return

• Meanwhile, Iberia is adding another weekly flight to Quito, starting in July

• Other long-haul changes: fligths to Puerto Rico to continue all year round, and additional flights to Lima y Bogota

• Iberia continues to strenghern its leadership of the Europe-Latin America market

 

Startin on 13 December Iberia will operate direct flights four times per week between Madrid and Guayaquil -pending government approval. This is the best service in the market, and offers optimal connections to Iberia destinations in Spain and the rest of Europe.

Thus the Spanish airline is strengthening its leadership in flgiths between Europe and Latin America, as well as its Madrid hub.

It will use 288-seat A330-200s on the route. The schedule is as follows:

 

Route	Flight no.	Days	Departs	Arrives
Madrid-Guayaquil	IB6461	Mon., Wed., Fri., Sun.	12:20	18:10
Guayaquil-Madrid	IB6460	Mon., Wed., Fri., Sun.	20:45	13:55

 

 

 

 

 

 

Iberia also supplies six flgihts a week to the capital of Ecuador, Quito, and plans to add another weekly flight in July, for a daily service. 

Guayaquil, Ecuador’s largest city, is a major Latin American market and Iberia is adjusting to rising demand for travel to and from Europe.

 

More Changes to Long-Haul Flights

Ibiera now flies once daily to Lima, the captial of Ecuador’s soyutnern neighbour Peru, and will add three more weekly frequencies in July. In the same months it will also raise the number of weekly return flights to Bogota from seven to ten.

Currently summer-only flights to Puerto Rico will now be continued in the winter season, with three per week.