Iberia uses Wamos aircraft in July to fly to America

Iberia, affected like almost all airlines by the delays of the major aircraft manufacturers, continues to turn to Wamos Air to save its schedule.

In a statement sent to Travel agencies to which it has had access Preferentialthe IAG company reports the transfer of more Flights to the airline headed by Enrique Saiz. “Due to operational changes, on the Madrid-Santo Domingo-Madrid route, certain Flights between July 24 and 31 will be operated by the Wamos Air brand,” it reports.

The report also states that the cabin of the aircraft that will operate this route, an Airbus A330, is divided into two classes, business and tourist, “with a very similar configuration.” The catering service will be that of Iberia, although Wamos aircraft do not have Wi-Fi.

Iberia asks agencies to “provide our customers with as much information as possible and to properly manage service expectations on the different Flights, and we would be grateful if you would share this information with those who wish to make reservations on the affected Flights.” “For those who have already booked, they are being informed by email, if we have their contact information,” it added.

As revealed PreferentialWamos Air and Iberia have signed similar agreements on two other routes. One of them is Madrid-Lima, to which the former will fly between 1 September and 26 October this year. It has done the same with the connection to New York, where it put its planes at the service of the IAG airline at the beginning of the summer.

As reported by REPORTUR.cowith this alliance between Wamos and the Abra Group, the possibility of improving connectivity between Latin America and Europe will be opened thanks to the potential increase in coverage and operation of the Group’s widebody fleet. (Abra Group: strategic investment in Wamos, leader in wet lease).