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$364 Find Cheap Flights from Los Angeles to Madrid

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Cheapest round-trip
$480
Overall average: $549
ITA Airways
Sun 2/22Fri 3/6
LAX - MAD • 1 stop
Cheapest non-stop
$496
Typical prices: $542-$873
Iberia
Wed 2/25Wed 3/11
LAX - MAD • Non-stop
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Cheap Flights from Los Angeles to Madrid (LAX-MAD)

 
Here are some of the best deals found on KAYAK recently from the most popular airlines for round-trip flights from Los Angeles to Madrid that are departing in the next months. While these flights were available on KAYAK in the last 72 hours, prices and availability are subject to change and deals may expire.
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Recent round-trip flight deals from Los Angeles to Madrid

Sun, Feb 22 - Fri, Mar 6
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3:20 pm - 11:59 pm
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5:50 am - 1:30 pm
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16h 40m
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$480ITA Airways
Sat, Feb 21 - Tue, Mar 3
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4:45 pm - 8:20 pm
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18h 35m
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7:40 am - 3:00 pm
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16h 20m
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$482TAP AIR PORTUGAL
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7:10 pm - 12:05 pm
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6:30 pm - 4:50 pm
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$483Scandinavian Airlines
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7:10 pm - 12:05 pm
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$484Scandinavian Airlines
Sun, Mar 1 - Wed, Mar 11
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7:10 pm - 6:45 pm
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14h 35m
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5:55 am - 2:05 pm
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$485Multiple Airlines
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$487Multiple Airlines
Tue, Feb 17 - Tue, Feb 24
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14h 35m
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$488Multiple Airlines
Tue, Apr 14 - Wed, Apr 29
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3:15 pm - 12:10 am
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23h 55m
1 stop
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5:55 am - 1:15 pm
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16h 20m
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$490ITA Airways
Thu, Mar 5 - Thu, Mar 12
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3:20 pm - 11:59 pm
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23h 39m
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5:50 am - 2:30 pm
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16h 40m
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$492ITA Airways
Wed, Feb 25 - Sat, Mar 7
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23h 39m
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$493ITA Airways
Booking Insights

KAYAK's insights & trends for Los Angeles to Madrid flights

Get data-powered insights and trends into flights from Los Angeles to Madrid to help you find the cheapest flights, the best time to fly and much more.

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Planning a trip from Los Angeles to Madrid? KAYAK’s data-powered insights will help you find cheap flights. Learn the best time to fly, how early to book your ticket, and other tips to secure great prices.

What’s the cheapest day of the week to fly from Los Angeles to Madrid?

The average price of all round-trip flights from Los Angeles to Madrid clicked on KAYAK for each day over the last 12 months.

If your flying dates are flexible, you should consider flying to Madrid on a Wednesday, as we generally find the cheapest rates on that day for this route. On the other hand, Saturday is the most expensive day to fly from Los Angeles to Madrid. For your return ticket, we recommend flying on a Thursday and avoiding Mondays for the best deals.

What is the cheapest month to fly from Los Angeles to Madrid?

To calculate monthly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each month over the last year for round-trip flights from Los Angeles to Madrid, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the median of all values for each month.

The cheapest month for flights from Los Angeles to Madrid is February, where tickets cost $549 (return) on average. On the other hand, the most expensive months are June and July, where the average cost of round-trip tickets is $1,208 and $990 respectively.

Can I save money by flying with a layover from Los Angeles to Madrid?

The average round-trip price for all non-stop flights, flights with one layover, and flights with two layovers for the route found by users searching on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks.

No, with an average price for the route of $659, prices are generally cheapest when you fly direct.

How far in advance should I book a flight from Los Angeles to Madrid?

To calculate weekly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each week before departure over the last year for round-trip flights from Los Angeles to Madrid, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the average of all the values for each week.

To get a below average price on the flight from Los Angeles to Madrid, you should book around 3 weeks before departure, which saves you about 31% compared to booking last minute. For the absolute cheapest price, our data suggests you should book 24 weeks before departure.

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KAYAK's tips to save more on a Los Angeles to Madrid flight

Based on flight data, the cheapest day of the week to fly from Los Angeles to Madrid is generally Wednesday, while the cheapest month to travel this route is typically January.

Booking Advance: Book your flight at least 150 days in advance for the best prices.

Cheapest Airline: Vueling Airlines generally offers the cheapest flights on this route.

Flight Route: The cheapest route is typically a direct flight from Los Angeles (LAX) to Madrid (MAD).

Layovers: It is generally cheaper to fly with one stop than to fly direct on this route.

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Low seasonJanuary
Cheapest flight$364
Best time to beat the crowds with an average 26% drop in price.
Most popular time to fly and prices are also 17% lower on average.
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Are your dates flexible? Find out the best times to travel from Los Angeles to Madrid based on our flight data from the last year. Discover the cheapest month and even day to fly.
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FAQs for booking flights from Los Angeles to Madrid

  • Why should I opt for Norwegian Airlines?

    Norwegian flights are not only the fastest, but often the cheapest ones to Madrid. Even if other companies with stopovers in different European cities offer cheaper prices, those journeys usually involve adding at least four or five hours to your travel time, so take that into consideration if you’d rather save time than money.

  • Which airlines fly directly from Los Angeles International Airport to Madrid-Barajas Airport?

    There are different airlines offering daily flights from LAX to MAD, but Norwegian Airlines is the only company currently offering non-stop flights between the two cities. Alternatively, other airlines also fly to major European cities, such as London and Paris, where you can do a layover before continuing to MAD.

  • Are there onsite airport hotels at Madrid Airport?

    Madrid Airport offers its own guest room service, the Air Rooms, which are located on the level -1 of Terminal 4. Passengers may stay overnight or even just for a few hours, depending on their needs. Because the Air Rooms are in the public area of the terminal, arriving passengers have to go through Immigration and Customs first. There are options for single or double bed rooms, and private bathrooms and showers are included as well.

  • What are my transportation options upon arrival to Madrid-Barajas Airport?

    Passengers arriving on flights from LAX to MAD who wish to head to the city center have different transport options to choose from. The metro’s Line 8 has two stops at MAD airport (“Aeropuerto T1-T2-T3” and “Aeropuerto T4”), and the local train network service, "Cercanías," has two different lines (C1 and C10) that also connect the city with Terminal 4. The bus line 203 offers a direct connection from the airport to Madrid’s Atocha train station, and it stops outside Terminal 1. Otherwise, travelers can also get a taxi or event rent a car from the different onsite agencies.

  • Where can I relax at Los Angeles Airport (LAX)?

    Active US military personnel and their families can relax at the USO lounge found between Terminals 1 and 2. Buy a lounge permit or pay at the door to be allowed entry at the Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge at Airside or the Centurion Lounge on Level 2, Airside. If you have an American Airlines ticket, you may access the American Airlines Admirals Club on the Concourse Level of Terminal 6. Refresh yourself with a shower or catch up with the latest news at any of these lounges.

  • How accessible is LAX?

    In addition to ADA-accessible shuttles with low roofs, the airport has ramps for wheelchair users. Additionally, all parking facilities at the airport include designated handicapped parking spaces near elevators. Each terminal at the airport has TDD phones and Terminal 2 on the Departure Level has wheelchair-accessible washrooms. Remember to inform your airline if you require any special assistance as you book your ticket.

  • Does MAD offer any medical care services?

    Visit the medical centers at the Arrival Halls of Terminals 2 and 4 if you are feeling unwell after your flight from Los Angles to Madrid. Pharmacy services are also offered at Terminal 1, Landside, and Terminal 2 Landside. For surgical and medical emergencies, the airport is also connected to the Ramon y Cajal University Hospital.

  • Are there any chapels at MAD airport?

    If you want a relaxed place to contemplate and pray in MAD, do so at either Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe Chapel on the second floor of Terminal 1, Nuestra Senora de Loreto Chapel on the first floor of Terminal 1, or Chapel of Santiago on the second floor of Terminal 1. You will also find a mosque and an oratory on the second floor of Terminal 1.

  • What is the cheapest flight from Los Angeles to Madrid?

    In the last 3 days, the lowest price for a flight from Los Angeles to Madrid was $364 for a one-way ticket and $480 for a round-trip.

  • Do I need a passport to fly between Los Angeles and Madrid?

    Yes, you’ll need a passport to travel to Madrid from Los Angeles.

  • Which airlines offer Wi-Fi service onboard planes from Los Angeles to Madrid?

    All the following airlines offer inflight Wi-Fi service on the Los Angeles to Madrid flight route: Iberia, British Airways, Finnair, Alaska Airlines, Aer Lingus, American Airlines, Vueling, United Airlines, and SWISS.

  • Which aircraft models fly most regularly from Los Angeles to Madrid?

    The Airbus A350-900 is the aircraft model that flies most regularly on the Los Angeles to Madrid flight route.

  • Which airline alliances offer flights from Los Angeles to Madrid?

    SkyTeam, Star Alliance, and oneworld are the airline alliances operating flights between Los Angeles and Madrid, with SkyTeam being the most commonly used for this route.

  • On which days can I fly direct from Los Angeles to Madrid?

    You can catch a nonstop flight from Los Angeles to Madrid on on Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday.

  • Which is the best airline for flights from Los Angeles to Madrid, Delta or Finnair?

    The two airlines most popular with KAYAK users for flights from Los Angeles to Madrid are Delta and Finnair. With an average price for the route of $706 and an overall rating of 7.9, Delta is the most popular choice. Finnair is also a great choice for the route, with an average price of $718 and an overall rating of 7.6.

  • How does KAYAK find such low prices on flights from Los Angeles to Madrid?

    KAYAK is a travel search engine. That means we look across the web to find the best prices we can find for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights from Los Angeles to Madrid.

  • How does KAYAK's flight Price Forecast tool help me choose the right time to buy my flight ticket from Los Angeles to Madrid?

    KAYAK’s flight Price Forecast tool uses historical data to determine whether the price for a flight to Madrid from Los Angeles is likely to change within 7 days, so travelers know whether to wait or book now.

  • What is the Hacker Fare option on flights from Los Angeles to Madrid?

    Hacker Fares allow you to combine one-way tickets in order to save you money over a traditional round-trip ticket. You could then fly to Madrid with an airline and back to Los Angeles with another airline. Booking your flights between Los Angeles and MAD can sometimes prove cheaper using this method.

  • What is KAYAK's "flexible dates" feature and why should I care when looking for a flight from Los Angeles to Madrid?

    Sometimes travel dates aren't set in stone. If your preferred travel dates have some wiggle room, flexible dates will show you all the options when flying to Madrid from Los Angeles up to 3 days before/after your preferred dates. You can then pick the flights that suit you best.

KAYAK’s top tips for finding a cheap flight from Los Angeles to Madrid

  • Looking for a cheap flight? 25% of our users found flights on this route for $432 or less one-way and $548 or less round-trip.
  • Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) features a total of nine terminals, which means it might take a while to get to your desired departure point, so be sure to plan ahead. Allow between three to five minutes to walk between each adjacent terminal, but, if you need to move quicker to terminals that are further away, there is a shuttle bus running every 10 minutes that goes around the airport and stops at every terminal.
  • If you have free time to kill at LAX, head to the Flight Path Museum, which you can find inside the Main Terminal. The museum is free for all passengers and boasts a series of artifacts and exhibits related to Southern California’s aviation history, making it a great way to keep the little ones busy.
  • In case you are thinking of stocking up on magazines for the long flight from Los Angeles to Madrid, head to one of the gift shops or newsstands found both before and after the security checkpoint, including Hudson News and Travel + Leisure.
  • Madrid-Barajas Adolfo Suárez Airport (MAD) offers several services for both arriving and departing passengers in all its four terminals, including lots of Currency Exchange offices in Terminals 1, 3, and 4. If you need help or are seeking any airport or tourism-related information, look for the staff members in the green jackets.
  • In Terminal 2 and 4 at Madrid-Barajas Airport, there is a modern breastfeeding lounge for parents who need to feed their babies and/or change nappies and heat up food upon arrival.
  • Most of the flights from Los Angeles to Madrid have a layover with common layover destinations in Atlanta, Amsterdam, and Paris depending on your airline. Roughly 4,605 kg of carbon is released per person on the flight to Madrid from Los Angeles. Eco-friendlier airlines plying this route are KLM and Air France. They produce 35% and 32% less carbon respectively.
  • Madrid’s major airport is Adolfo Suarez Madrid Barajas Airport (MAD). The airport features five terminals. Terminals 1 to 3 are in the same building whereas Terminals 4 and 4S are connected by either shuttle buses or the train.
  • If you are looking to work after you have disembarked in Madrid, perch your laptop at any of the quiet workstations with charging ports on the Ground Floor and Level 1 of Terminal 4 and Level 1 Airside, Terminal 4S. MAD is also home to a variety of meeting rooms at Terminals 4, 2, and 1.
  • If you are traveling with your pet companion, utilize the hygienic pet relief areas either near Gate 21 of Terminal 2, near Gate 62 in Terminal 6, or Gate 52B of Terminal 5. Ensure that your pet is in its kennel while at the airport premises.
  • Traveling can cause anxiety and stress. The LAX PUPS Program offered at the departure gates provides comfort and stress relief to travelers through interaction with pets.

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Friday

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Madrid Barajas to Los Angeles

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Reviews of the top 5 airlines serving from Los Angeles to Madrid

 
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FinnairOverall score based on 1357 reviews
7.7Boarding
8.2Crew
7.5Comfort
6.7Food
6.9Entertainment
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Very good seat, very comfortable, good food, and good service.

10.0 ExcellentSunny, Jan 2026
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Very good seat, very comfortable, good food, and good service.

It was a good flight, very comfortable seats for sleeping in business class. Probably the most comfortable business class seat I've ever had (20+ times in business class on various airlines). Service was good, but the only downside is my screen didn't work and it had to be reset multiple times to get it to shut off. I had to block my eyes because the screen was white almost the entire flight and I wore an eye mask when I slept. But when eating and reading in my seat, my eyes hurt because the only way to turn the screen off was reset it and the screen would only be off for a few minutes at a time.

Everything was wonderful! AirBus seats are more comfortable to sleep in as compared to the Boeing planes.

Great. It was awesome to have boarding from the front and back of the plane as it made the process go very quickly

Wish that everyone would board the back of the plane first. Also let kids on first. The gate wasn’t open at arrival and we waited 45 minutes to takeoff. They made up for time in the air.

This was an absolutely exceptional flight. The flight attendants were extremely attentive and very friendly. They seemed to go out of their way to make us comfortable and to make sure that we had everything we needed., We were in business and were very happy with the size and the details for our pods. We would definitely recommend Finnair and will definitely be flying with them again.

We had an excellent trip with Finnair. This was our first time and we’re very pleased. The only issue was with the boarding - it was a little bit confusing and needs a little bit of streamlining.

Crew very lovely. Arrived an hour late due to bad weather. We were given new tickets to an other flight but it could have been organised better, so we did not have to run through the whole airport to.

Flight delayed over an hour. They said they would hold our connection but then did not.

Major problems checking in at Alaska counter. They could not find our booking code because it came from Finnair.

For a 5 1/2 hour flite i considered the "business class" to be subpar. The seats were just ok, no amenities, really nothing more than a long domestic flight. Frankly disappointed.

The entertainment options were at best, fair. It was exactly the same as my outbound flight. It would have been more entertaining if there were some series from Apple TV, HBO, Showtime or other carriers for me to catch up with.

While I didn’t watch much tv I would have liked a few more options of TV series from Apple TV or hbo max ..

The flight was very smooth and the meal in business class was great.

I requested a low sodium meal. Reason being, I take medicine for high blood pressure and I wear compression socks on long flights to help with leg swelling. Having less sodium in meals really helps me feel better on long flights. I received my initial low sodium meal after takeoff. Just before landing, the crew came through with the meal cart and offered me what was being served. I said no thank you and then noticed my low sodium meal in the meal cart, with my name and seat assignment on it. I motioned to the crew member, but he grabbed the meal cart and proceeded to move to the rear of the aircraft. He didn’t see me or other passengers who had attempted to get this attention. He was more concerned about completing meal service since we were due to land in under 45 minutes. I pressed the call light five times from my seat to receive help, but no crew member responded to me. So, I didn’t receive a second meal, one that I requested (the low sodium option). This led me to have a migraine from only eating one meal on an 11-hour flight. This is why I’m not a fan of flying US-based airlines overseas. The crew members continue to show the absolute worst customer service experience. I would not recommend flying American for overseas flights.

Not great. Booked Extra seats and got nothing extra at all. It’s basically a big budget airline.

Horrible. Both legs of my flight were delayed more than 6 hours. No compensation, no screens on the plane, and the plane was not clean.

The flight was flawless and we even arrived between 20 and 25 minutes early!

in chicago, you have to go out to drop off your luggage for a connecting flight and come back into a security check. which was horrible with a government shut down. some airports you down off luggage and go to your gate. things were not cleanly marked.

Boarding: Boarding was a bit of a mess. Our tickets indicated "BC" for Business Class, but we and many others were confused as that was not indicated anywhere in the airport, so we didn't know when we're supposed to board. The airplane: The airplane was nice. However, we sat near the back of the business class cabin and the flight attendants and passengers from other cabins would constantly move the curtain (which was very loud), preventing me from fallling asleep on my 8 hour flight. The flight crew: Amazing, generally. However, they nearly forgot to serve breakfast to me. The flight food: I was able to select my meal for dinner, which was really good. Breakfast was a bit of a mess, however. The crew forgot to serve me breakfast until the last minute. Very little was available by the time they remembered. The entertainment: Paltry, underwhelming, and dated. Not one new movie was available. Bottom line: For the money, you might want to consider other options for your international business class flights.

Late. Lack of updates. Rude hostesses. Terrible food. Lack of headphones.

Negative. Food was awful, seat broken, flight was late, baggage lost and damaged

Flight was delayed but crew gave little to no communication, then “began boarding” but really just had everyone stand up and wait for an hour without any news or updates, as if we were going to start boarding at any second. Total chaos. Seemed like this was their first time boarding a plane. When we arrived at our destination, we waited for over an hour for the baggage claim belt to even turn on. Probably waited at baggage claim for our luggage for close to two hours. Everyone was very confused and of course we all worried that the luggage was lost. Again, zero communication and everyone we asked just said “I don’t know.” So we were left wondering whether to wait, or file a missing baggage claim, or check the other baggage claim belts (which we did every fifteen-twenty minutes because we were just confused). Lack of communication throughout the experience was a huge issue.

Booked business with TAP from LAX to Cabo Verde - overall ok, but just doesn’t feel like business class. More of a budget airline

Poor. Our flight was delayed and they told me I would be fine to make my connection in Lisbon, I missed it. Then they told me my bag would be automatically loaded onto my new flight to rome. It wasn’t. It’s been 4 days and I still don’t have it.

Wonderful just hope the had more direct flights to Boston

Plane was delayed, reading the gates on their screens was horrible. They posted it a half an hour before the plane boarded. By the time I got there with my premier boarding they have filled the plane because it was over booked. Gate closed at 12:03 I was there at 11:54 plane took over around 12:20. I was told they would put me on the next flight. I had to go to TAP information desk. They didn’t give me a voucher they just said they would put me on the next flight. At the desk I was told I had to punches a ticket. The woman said buy it online because it’s cheaper. It in fact was not cheaper. But I had gotten out of the long line that formed so I paid 200$ for a new ticket. At a later flight, not the next flight. I had checked my bag and was told it would be on my new flight. I was then bumped to an earlier flight and was told my bag would also be on my flight. After landing in Madrid loosing a day in my hotel i landed without my bag. They didn’t load it on any flight that day. It arrived in madrid the next day. Essentially ruining the first two days of my vacation. I’m now seeking compensation.

The business class seats were smaller and closer together than other airlines.

Didn't like much. Wheelchair assistance was almost nonexistent. No one at TAP check in process helpful. On the plane, stewards were not friendly and disorganized. Food was terrible for 8 hr flight. We were skipped at snack time and even though we tried to get attention using overhead call system no one even looked up at us to acknowledge. Being at the back of first section and by the lavatory we only were able to request when they came to pick up everyone else's garbage and they were nonchalant...no apology or even choice. The 1/2 half bread with slice of cheese was a waste. Deplaning was horrible but I'll blame lisbon airport for that. Plane left late at made good time still arrived about 15 behind schedule and for using remote deplaning and bus to terminal took another 20 min to gate. Those with connections were highly stressed. Took us 2 hrs from landing to get to ground transportation and exit airport. And that was with wheelchair assistance.

The person at the checkin was very helpful. We couldn’t check in through the keyosk, but the agent was very helpful.

The pilot was professional and very good. The flight crew, very young and often looked flustered and overwhelmed. The seats were among the most uncomfortable in the air. The boarding somewhat chaotic. The price reasonable. Overall it was an average budget airline experience...although Iberia is not a budget airline. I fear if Iberia doesn't up it's game customers like us will go elsewhere.

It was fine, older plane with limited entertainment, otherwise fine.

the seats were so cramped you could barely move. it was difficult to eat when passengers would recline their seats. the seats were so flimsy and unstable that whenever someone got in and out of their seat, it bounced like a spring back in your face. the movies were nice. the food was terrible. even though the conditions were terrible, they tried to pressure passengers to relocate their seats to accommodate adults who were related and wanted to sit next to each other, even after the passengers expressed that they did not want to move for that purpose. on the connecting flight, the “service” consisted of items for purchase. even though the flight was only 45 minutes, once again passengers (including me) were pressured to relocate for people to sit next to each other. they couldn’t be apart for 45 minutes? this was much less compelling than being apart for an 8 hour flight.

Everything went smoothly, and we even arrived 40min earlier than scheduled, on an Orland-Madrid route.

The staff was very nice and helpful. Some of the best crew I have met.

Bad experience. The seat room are very tight. The food is not good and the breakfast has no hot drink.

Excellent. Thanks to United Star Alliance, since economy was overbooked, I’m grateful to have been upgraded to Business Class.

Good plane, excellent food, crew and entertainment. Seats in business could use an upgrade

Disaster. Downgraded. Zero apology. No effort or coordination between gate and crew. Awful seat blocked by door emergency slide box. Iberia is a mess. App never works. Avoid this airline.

We departed late but made up most of the time in flight. Our ticket was pure economy, so it wasn’t anything fancy; however, I heard that we arrived in Madrid at the exact same time that First Class passengers arrived! Overall, our experience was similar to what we had on other American Airlines transatlantic flights - good value at a reasonable price. We were even able to get our carry-on baggage onto the plane without needing to gate check it.

The issue was not with BA it was with the link yoiu sent fopr booking the flight

Loved the boarding option from Business class lounge, experience on flight was excellent, plenty of good food choices

Getting the boarding passes between the BA and AA apps was very clunky.

The plane was dirty the food was awful and the boarding process took too long

Awful it always is unfortunately is the only way to fly direct to london

Check in was was and the agent was very friendly and helpful The lounge was nice...boarding was straight from the lounge Everything worked at our seats, and video entertainment was good ..food was mediocre

Airlines have to stop assuming passengers bring entertainment. Provide it like you used to in business class and above!! N

I don't know about the others but the flight attendant that took care of us had the absolute wrong approach "how do we dare asking for water or anything else for that matter"

No WiFi in either flight. No leg room, the seat in front of me left dents on my knees and the tray was so low my knees propped it up if I tried to use it.

Need to offer Better food from LAX to London Service from London to Delhi very delayed after take off.

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