The Spanish airline Iberia is strengthening its air connection between Madrid and Athens for August 2025, utilizing wide-body Airbus A330-200 aircraft.
This development is part of the increased demand observed during the summer tourist peak.
Specifically, from August 2 to 30, 2025, Iberia will operate three weekly flights with A330-200 on the Madrid-Athens-Madrid route, every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
Detailed flight schedule…
Departures from Madrid to Athens:
IB841: every Friday at 06:35, arrival in Athens at 11:10
IB841: every Saturday at 07:00, arrival in Athens at 11:35
IB837: every Thursday at 07:00, arrival in Athens at 11:35
Departures from Athens to Madrid:
IB842: every Friday at 12:20, arrival in Madrid at 15:15
IB842: every Saturday at 12:45, arrival in Madrid at 15:40
IB838: every Thursday at 12:45, arrival in Madrid at 15:40
The use of Airbus A330-200, a wide-body medium-haul aircraft – long-haul, can accommodate 253-293 passengers.
Iberia, a member of the oneworld alliance since 1999, maintains a leading position in air transport between Europe and Latin America, while its hub in Madrid serves around 140 destinations in 46 countries in Europe, Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and the Americas.
With a fleet of 165 aircraft and over 380 connections through partner airlines, Iberia is an important link in the international aviation chain.
In 2024, the Iberia group carried 31.7 million passengers, of whom 8.1 million tourists traveled to Spain and 5.8 million international visitors from the USA, France, Italy, Germany, the UK, Mexico, Brazil, and Colombia. The spending of these tourists contributed 8.839 billion euros to Spanish GDP and supported 142,987 jobs, mainly in the hospitality, retail, and cultural sectors.
