- Iberia and Iberia Express have programmed 98 extra flights
- The flights offer more than 20,000 additional seats until 8 November
- Fares are capped at €99 in economy
- Air Europa, Wizz Air, Volotea and Ryanair have also strengthened routes
- The capacity boost follows the Urda train accident
Iberia and Iberia Express have added 98 extra flights offering 20,718 additional seats between Madrid and Andalusia through 8 November 2026. The capacity boost follows the high-speed rail disruption caused by a train collision near Urda, Toledo. Madrid-Seville received 10,734 extra seats and Madrid-Málaga received 9,984 extra seats.
One-way economy class fares are capped at €99 and business class fares are capped at €149, with ceilings applying in both directions through 8 November. Iberia established a dedicated helpline for passengers needing assistance or rebooking affected rail connections.
Air Europa, Volotea, Ryanair and Wizz Air also stepped in with strengthened frequencies or temporary services to absorb stranded rail passengers. Air Europa increased capacity by adding extra flights and utilising larger wide-body aircraft. Volotea launched special temporary connections.
