Iberia flies back to Cuba
The Spanish airline Iberia will return to Cuba after two years of having suspended its flights as being "unprofitable". With their routes to the island canceled since April 2013, Iberia recently announced it would open its destination Havana from next June 1, and of the cities of Cali and Medellin (Colombia) from July 3. The president of Iberia, Luis Gallego, was pleased to announce the return of his airline to the Cuban capital, and argued that "when we suspended the flights to Havana two years ago we committed to return when we could make the route sustainable in time " to which he added ¨time has come ´ Moreover, Gallego said the return of Iberia is due to changes made to the airline in recent months, which has enabled them to strengthen its presence in Latin America, a market that is considered of "natural projection." As reported, for flights to Havana, like Cali and Medellin, Iberia will work its new Airbus A330, which have direct aisle access, more comfortable seats in economy class, single entertainment on demand in all seats, Wifi and GSM connectivity. The company will operate with prices that already are at 599 Euros round trip to Havana...