Iberia, as part of its commitment to improve quality, is offering new free services to its best customers at Madrid`s Barajas Airport…
Iberia, as part of its commitment to improve quality, is offering new free services to its best customers at Madrid`s Barajas Airport. The new services are massage and beauty treatments, including neck, scalp, and tired leg massages, hairdo retouching, makeup, facial tanning, and manicure.
Iberia`s first and business class passengers and holders of Iberia Plus Gold, Platinum and Club Fiesta cards can enjoy these services at no charge, and get a 15% discount on other services, such as hairdressing, massage, tanning, and facial treatments.
Iberia Plus Platinum and Club Fiesta cardholders may also invite a guest, as long as the guest has flown with Iberia in any seating class on that day or, in the case of an intercontinental flight, the previous one.
To get these treatments, customers need show their boarding cards and Iberia Plus cards, along with the Spanish airline`s frequent flyer card.
Iberia and Air Beauty are now offering these massage, hairdressing and beauty treatment services at the La Paloma hall in Terminal 2 of the Madrid-Barajas Airport. New installations will soon be opened in Terminals 1 and 4 of the airport.
Iberia today is Spain`s leading airline and also market leader on Europe-Latin America routes. With 2003 revenues of 4.62 billion euros, net earnings of 146 million euros and operating earnings of more than 160 million euros, Iberia is Europe`s most profitable scheduled airline.
At the same time it is distinguished by its social, economic, and environmental policies, which were rewarded in 2004 by Iberia`s inclusion in the Dow Jones Stoxx sustainability index. Iberia`s commitment to the integration of disabled people in the workplace has made it one of the three companies best perceived for its social policies in 2003, and number one in employee cooperation programmes, according to the independent Enterprise and Society Foundation. Together with its franchise partner Iberia Regional, Iberia completes about 1,000 flights each day to about 100 destinations. In 2003 Iberia carried a total of 29.17 million passengers and 214,000 tonnes of cargo. It is a member of the oneworld airline alliance along with Aer Lingus, American Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Finnair, LAN and Qantas.
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