February 22, 2007: Iberia is going to be the first airline offering non-stop filghts between the capital of Massachusetts and Madrid by starting non-stop flights from Boston to Madrid.

Iberia customers are sure to have a starting gift in the form of low inauguratory fares staring from USD 549 (Boston-Spain) and USD 560 (rest of Europe). The low inauguratory fares will be valid only for a maximum of 30 days for travel starting on / after 6 May 2007 and on/or before 15 June 2007.

The Iberia flight departing for Madrid from Boston will operate five times a week. The Madrid flight will depart at 18:20 on all Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays and will arrive at the Madrid - Barajas Airport the next morning. Since the flight lands in Madrid in the morning, the passengers can have the ease of easily catching their connection flights to other Spanish and European cities.

The Iberia flight departing from Madrid for Boston will start at 13:25 and arrive at Boston at 15:40.

With a seating capacity of 260 passengers, the flight will use an Airbus A340-300 aircraft, where Iberia will be offering Business Plus Service for its corporate customers.

At present Iberia offers direct flights to three other US cities, thus making Boston the fourth destination of Iberia.