Business Class on Iberia

Flying Business Class on Iberia was pretty nice before, but the airline has recently created a new (higher) level of Business Class service that makes it even nicer.

The new upgrade in service, Business Plus Class, is available on Iberia Airlines‘ Airbus A340 airplanes. These aircraft are equipped with a version of the “lie-flat” seats, which recline to a completely flat position but do not lie completely horizontally - the seats create a very comfortable position for relaxing, watching a movie, and reading, but sleeping can still be a challenge because your body may slip down the angled bed. There is reportedly less of this sliding with the Iberia seats in Business Plus than with some other similar seats, and they are certainly more comfortable than the seats which hardly recline at all!

Mini-privacy walls surround the seats in Iberia’s Business Plus Class, so passengers get a greater sense of personal space. Each seat comes with a personal video screen, on which passengers can enjoy several choices of feature films and other entertainment, and there are also laptop computer connections which allow passengers to send email during flight.

Regular Business Class on Iberia may look like plain old economy, with its three-seat configuration, so you may be worried that you would pay all that extra money for a Business Class ticket and then get stuck in the middle seat anyway. Well, Iberia Airlines does not want you to fly in anything less than comfort, so on all flights to Europe, North Africa and the Near East, that middle seat is left empty. That means extra personal space, no fighting over arm rests and an extra seat on which to put your purse or briefcase during the flight for easy access.

The seat in regular Business Class is a bit more spacious and comfortable than a seat in economy, but it does not recline fully, so if you are really looking for the ultimate in comfort and luxury on Iberia Airlines, you will want to make sure the flight you are booking has the Business Plus Class seats.

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