Iberia

✅ Trip Verified | The seat is a lie-flat. But it is extremely narrow compared to competition and very worn out. Seat cushions also worn out, so no help for comfort. The possibility to store your personal items is very unpractical and nothing to store your glasses during the night. The dashboard to move the seat has no light so most unpractical at night. The electrical plug did work. The tray is pretty wide but only has 2 positions: up or down! impossible to get it closer to you when eating.

Not Verified | Iberia Premium Economy on the A330-300. The plane was 7 years old but the cabin did not show its age. The cabin was very clean and kept immaculate. Iberia is fairly new to the Premium Economy andjudging by the load on today's flight, it is proving to be a success. The seat had a 37 inch pitch which was below industry standard of 38 inches but it was more than sufficient for me. I am not a tall person (5'8) and was able to stretch my leg and have a comfortable nap even with the person in front of me reclining all the way. The recline was outstanding and was able to get 3 hours uninterrupted sleep. The seat was 18.1 inches wide which was almost the same as Cathay Pacific's pre-refit Boeing 777-300ER which again kept me comfortable and having broad shoulders. Overall, Iberia's Premium Economy product is a great way to fly across the Atlantic.

✅ Trip Verified | Worst flight in recent memory. The seats in Economy did not recline. No WiFi or Entertainment streaming or seat back on this 2 hourflight. Very hard seats. Seat power did not work. Cabin Crew seemed to not care about providing customer service.

✅ Trip Verified | I booked with American for a flight from Heathrow to Madrid. I was allocated my seat, in front of the emergency exit row, meaning no recline. Legroom was not that great, and the in flight wifi did not work. The food was okay and reasonably priced. Seat was tight. USB in the seats did not work.

✅ Trip Verified | At 28 inch seat pitch Iberia’s economy seating is worse than most European budget airlines and only equalled the poorer charters. Seat pitch is listed as 28 inches, that means no room for an iPad in portrait mode between you and the seat in front. My leg length is not long by the averages of today but knees push against the seat in front and the only semi comfortable way to sit is with legs sideways. Simply unacceptable for One World and IAG. Badly let’s down the group product. Avoid at all costs.

✅ Trip Verified | Legroom on this flight is unacceptable for anyone over 6ft. It would be impossible for the person in front to recline there seat. This lack of legroom needs to be addressed.

✅ Trip Verified | Seat was OK itself, but airlines such as Iberia should not be allowed to space seats at 28 inches. I am 5 foot 10 inches and I had to contort my body to not have my knees rubbing against the seat in front. In an emergency, if the seat in front was reclined it would take a lot of time to evacuate. I really think the authorities should make airlines move to at least 30 inches. That 2 extra inches would make a huge difference in a evacuation situation, and certainly much more comfortable to taller people which today seems to be the norm. Also, Iberia does not seem to enforce their 1 bag carry on baggage rules. I saw the supposed to be small personal item just as large as the main carry on bag. The airline cheats you for seat space and the customer cheats on their oversized luggage.

✅ Trip Verified | New aircraft and seat looking good. Seat comfort is good but legroom very limited. Seat recycle I think 5”. PTV screen working very fast and good view. That’s I like maximum of this aircraft. Seat width 17.5”. Overall it’s okay for economy class service.

✅ Verified Review | Horrible legroom on this A320 from Madrid to Rome. Avoid at all costs, unless you are very short. Otherwise, the airline seems normal. But who cares when seats are this cramped. I would try for a different carrier.

✅ Verified Review | I had been told that the newly refurbished seats in Iberia were excellent as they had an entertaiment screen! Starting postively the screens are much better in Iberia economy than in British Airways economy and economy plus, as BA have not refurbished their planes for flights between London and Buenos Aires. The negative however are the new seats that are atrocious! The pitch has been reduced and I noticed that the width has been reduced too. To make matters worse each aisle seat on either side has an entertainment box on the floor which takes up vital space of the very little space that has been provided. I am 5'10 inches tall and of a slim build and found the 12 hour flight very uncomfortable and the seat room inhumane. The seat space would suffice for a flight of less than two hours maximum. Considering that the economy seats are now much more expensive I shall not be flying long distance Iberia in economy again.