Iberia Airlines

Iberia is Spain’s largest air transport group and, after its merger with British Airways in January 2011, it has become the third-largest in Europe and the sixth in the world in terms of revenues. It is also the leading airline on routes between Europe and Latin America, in number of flights and destinations.
Iberia’s business, conducted without interruption for more than 80 years, is focused on three main activities: 

- Transport of passengers and cargo,
- Aircraft maintenance
- Handling services in airports.

Iberia is a founding member of Oneworld, the alliance of airlines around the globe, which together serves more than 700 destinations.
International Airlines Group (IAG) is the new holding created after the merger of Iberia and British Airways. Its shares are quoted at the London Stock Exchange, as well as in at the Spanish Market.

In March 2012, as a part of Iberia's Short and Medium Haul Strategy, Iberia has launched Iberia Express, a company 100% owned by Iberia, with the main objective of continuing on feeding Iberia Long Haul Markets.

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