Well the numbers are now coming in and it’s not going to be fun if you’re planning to fly on Iberia during the upcoming strike – with 39% of all services cut
The strike is due to take place from 18th February to 22nd February for four days, with 415 of the possible 1062 flights pulled.
The break down looks a bit like this:
- 206 domestic sectors
- 190 medium-haul services
- 19 long-haul flights
The full list from Iberia.com is below for your needs:
- List of Iberia flights cancelled on February 18 due to Iberia strike
- List of Iberia flights cancelled on February 19 due to Iberia strike
- List of Iberia flights cancelled on February 20 due to Iberia strike
- List of Iberia flights cancelled on February 21 due to Iberia strike
- List of Iberia flights cancelled on February 22 due to Iberia strike
- List of Iberia flights, operated by Iberia Regional Air Nostrum (IB8000 to IB8999) , cancelled on February 18 to 22, due to Iberia strike
- List of Iberia flights, operated by Iberia Express (IB3600 to IB3699), cancelled on February 18 to 22, due to Iberia strike
Source: Iberia.com
Iberia will be working with its partners in the oneworld alliance and another ten airlines to carry its passengers as needed during the strike action.
Iberia has to operate under government decrees in relation to how many flights operate – so the airline will operate:
- 90% of all scheduled long-haul flights will take place during the first strike period,
- 61% of all medium-haul international flights,
- 46% of domestic flights
Rebooking is open for those who have booked directly with Iberia – those who have booked via other sources (such as travel agents) are advised to contact them for further advice.
Sadly, unless Iberia and the unions and bang their heads together, get around a negotiation table and sort this all out, more strikes are due 4th March 8th March and 18th March 22nd March. Expect more disruption and timetable cancellations.
Good luck if you’re on an Iberia flight over the next few days.
