
Iberia Express
About the airline
Iberia Express (I2/IBS) is Spain's low-cost airline subsidiary, based at Madrid-Barajas Airport. Founded in 2011 as part of International Airlines Group, it operates a lean fleet of Airbus narrowbody aircraft across Europe, Africa, and selected long-haul routes, known for budget-friendly fares and no-frills service.
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Iberia Express (IATA: I2, ICAO: IBS) is the low-cost carrier subsidiary of Iberia, Spain's flagship airline. Established in 2011, Iberia Express has grown into a significant regional and intercontinental operator under the International Airlines Group umbrella, holding affiliate membership in the Oneworld alliance.
The airline operates from its main hub at Madrid-Barajas Airport in Spain, using a focused fleet of 25 Airbus aircraft-exclusively A320 and A321 narrowbody jets. This streamlined fleet model enables cost efficiency while maintaining reliability on both short-haul European and medium-range routes to Africa and selected destinations beyond.
Iberia Express targets price-conscious travelers seeking connectivity through Madrid to European, African, and intercontinental destinations. Its low-cost model strips away traditional amenities but delivers predictable, transparent pricing. Under CEO Fernando Candela's leadership, the airline continues to balance network expansion with operational lean practices typical of modern European budget carriers.