12 signals tagged Madrid.
Iberia will fully open a new Schengen lounge for oneworld Emerald members at Madrid Barajas between 7 and 10 September 2026.
Alaska Airlines is selling economy awards to nine destinations at up to 50% off through August 8, 2026, starting at 20,000 miles one way.
A review of Riyadh Air's Boeing 777-9 business class on the RUH-MAD route, praising the Safran Unity seats and cabin design but noting broken Wi-Fi and service inefficiencies
Thompson Madrid, the brand's first European property, opened in 2022 and is now a World of Hyatt Category 6 hotel. It offers 174 rooms and is located in central Plaza del Carmen
Riyadh Air offers 5,000–10,000 bonus Sfeer miles for Economy/Premium Economy travel to/from Málaga or Madrid. Registration required; travel must occur by September 30, 2026
Iberia Plus members can save 10% to 30% on Avios awards to/from Madrid in all cabins. Book by July 23 for travel between July 9 and September 30, 2026
Iberia is offering 40% off Avios economy awards on non-stop flights between Madrid and New York, Boston, and Washington. Booking window is June 18–29, 2026, with travel through September 30, 2026
Iberia Plus members can book 40% off economy awards to Madrid from New York, Boston, and Washington for 11,700 Avios plus ~$91 in taxes. Booking ends June 29 for travel through September 30
A trip report covering point redemptions on Iberia and Air Canada, including Avios and Aeroplan usage, alongside experiences with baggage delays and flight cancellations in Spain
Iberia Club offers up to 30% off Avios award flights from Madrid through May 10, 2026, for travel until September 15, 2026. Discounts apply to the Avios portion only, excluding taxes/fees and partner flights
A German traveler successfully sued KLM/Air France for a €3,300 taxi fare after multiple cancellations left no viable flight or train options to reach his connecting flight in Paris
Groundforce and Menzies staff strikes are disrupting flights across major Spanish airports in late March and Easter 2026. Strikes are not considered extraordinary under EC 261, so passengers may be eligible for compensation
