Iberia will increase its network of destinations in the coming winter season, adding three new long-haul flights.

Orlando (MCO), in the United States, will be launched on 26 October with four flights a week. This route, pending government approval, will be operated by A330 aircraft, with capacity for 254 passengers. Thus, in the winter season the airline will offer more than 46,000 seats.

Orlando is one of the main tourist destinations in the United States and serves as a gateway to Central Florida, which has world-famous theme parks.

However, Iberia big bet for next season will be Brazil, where it will launch two new destinations in addition to Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, to which it currently offers 14 and five weekly frequencies, respectively.

On 13 December 2025, the airline will launch flights to Recife (REC), with three frequencies a week, which will be increased to five from February. And on 19 January 2026, Iberia will start flights to Fortaleza (FOR), initially with three weekly frequencies, which will increase to four from February.

Both destinations will be served by A321XLR narrow-body aircraft, the newest model on the market, of which Iberia was the global launch carrier in November 2024. The A321XLR maintains the high standards of comfort characteristic of other long-haul aircraft in Iberia's fleet such as the A350. It is equipped with the new Airspace cabin and has two classes, Business and Economy, with a total of 182 seats.

In total, in the 2025-2026 winter season, Iberia will fly to four destinations in Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Recife and Fortaleza, offering around 284,000 seats between Spain and this region.