Iberia Relaunches its “Love2Fly” Blog

• New design and new content for aviation lovers

• News of aviation oddities, personal stories, Iberia employees’ experiences, and close-ups of Iberia destinations

• “Love2Fly” (“Me gusta volar” in Spanish) was first launched a decade ago as part of the airline’s social media strategy

• In 2020 the blog received 440,845 hits, of which 322,366 were from first-time visitors

• Some 38% of the followers of “Love2Fly” live in the United States, while 10% live in the UK and another 10 live in Spain

•  https://love2fly.iberia.com/

Iberia has relaunched a redesigned version of its blog “Love2fly”  -”Me gusta volar” in its Spanish-language version- which it first launched 10 years ago as a part of its first social media strategy.

With an average of 440,000 hits, and visits lasting an average of 3’16”, the blog has become prominent amongst keen travellers and aficionados of the world of aviation. Its contents range from travel tips to curious flying stories and first-hand experiences recounted by Iberia employees.

Some 38% of the followers of “Love2Fly” live in the United States, while 10% live in the UK and another 10 live in Spain. Spaniards account for 30% of the followers of “Me gusta volar”, with Mexicans representing 17% and Colombians 11%.

A Panoramic View of the World of Aviation and Travel

Contents, often related, are presented in eight sections, and cover a side range of topics, from technical aspects of aircraft to travel tips to curious stories...

• Guest Blogger: Experts in aviation, psychology, medicine, and other fields are invited to share their thoughts and concerns, telling us how passenger cabins are designed, what a SpaceX rocket launch in Florida looks like from the flight deck of a a Havana-bound airliner, and much more..

• Iberia Destinations: Very personalised appreciations of the cities around the world that are served by Iberia.

• AvGeeks: For aviation freaks and geeks: all about winglets, the DC-4s that Iberia used on its first transatlantic route to Argentina 75 years ago, the cost on a modern airliner, to cite only a few recent entries.

• RONDA Magazine: Blog visitors can read the entire contents of Iberia’s in-flight magazine RONDA Iberia, and enjoy the lavish photography.

• Fearless Flying: Some 20% of humanity is reportedly still nervous about flying. This sector shows you a number of ways to calm those fears and enjoy every minute of the flight.

• Not to Miss: Lists of “must-sees”, “must-tries” and  “must-visits”    in dozens of Iberia destinations.

• Iberia around the World: Iberia’s boasts a highly diverse workforce in an equally diverse network of countries: Spaniards in Mexico, Salvadorans in Spain, Peruvians in the United States, Dominicans in Panama, etc. This month, executives Beatriz Guillén and Gabriel Domínguez give us their outsiders’ impressions of Spain and Mexico.

• Crew Tips: Iberia’s cockpit and cabin crews and international staff are ideally placed to give you tips on what to do and see, where to eat, what to buy, and where to take a selfie at Iberia destinations around the world. Check out what cabin steward Carlos Liras, pilot Beatriz Urdiales, and sales executive Roberto Daura have to tell you about Paris, Chicago, and Panama, respectively.

Come on and vistit https://love2fly.iberia.com/!