Spain train accident brings extra Andalusia flights

Three extra return flights to Andalusia, Spain, are running on Thursday, 29 October, after a train accident in Urda, in Spain’s Toledo province, on Wednesday. Iberia is adding two return flights to Málaga and one to Seville. Air Europa is also increasing its Seville service, both airlines confirmed to Europa Press.

More flights to Seville

Air Europa had already announced one extra daily return flight to Málaga and one to Seville. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, it is adding another return flight to Seville. That brings its Seville service to as many as four return flights on those days, up from the usual two.

Iberia caps fares until 8 November

Iberia increased its seats on routes to and from Andalusia by 20% on Wednesday, adding 520 places. It added two flights and put more seats on two others.

The airline is capping fares on flights to or from Andalusia until 8 November. Tickets cost no more than €99 per leg in economy or €149 per leg in business class. Passengers whose planned journeys have been affected by the train accident can change their Iberia tickets by calling 900 111 500.

Topics: Air travel

Source: Europa Press / Mallorca.com