Iberia seat reviews

This is was my 1st experience with the Airbus and it was a very good one. There is ample room; more than flying first class on many other flights. We have gotten very advanced & the personal TV screen and various modes are impressive. Well worth the $800 upgrade on the 9 hour flight. Worth twice the money, I was well rested when I got to my final destination.

Seats and legroom are the best thing IB has to offer. Their wine list is very good as well. The flight attendants rushed the service and seemed very uncordinated. They failed to provide my seat mate with an entree and had to scrape after thinking we were joking that he never got anything. They seemed to spend more time with their friends and family in the back. This seems to be typical.

Stay away from 33G. Arm rests do not move. Seat is smaller than all the others.

As for the other review...The flight entertainment was awful. There was no individual TVs on this 300 series plane. It actually had to be one of the 1st planes of that model made.

Food was very good...Service was good. Flight attendants were always around for your needs.

D,E,G,H seats dont have extra legroom because they have a panel in front of it to create an aisle between the seats and the wall.
So, they're worst, because you can't stretch your legs under the front seat. You dont have that space, you have a vertical panel.

Do not seat in any of the economy A and L seats. If you try to stretch your legs you will find a pretty big black box next to the fuselage that reduces your space significantly. Remember... No A or L seats... they are terrible.

A new policy (as from 2005) in Iberia Business Class is that the central seat will always remain empty in all flights to Europe, North Africa and the Near East on Airbus A-319 (and other planes – see individual pages for details) thus providing a higher degree of passenger comfort.
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Rows 1-3 will always be reserved for Business class but this can be extended as far as row 11 if necessary. In Business class seats B and E will always be left free to give passengers extra room.

I've flowen on Iberia Airbus A343 to Rio and when i arrived to my place i was shocked when i saw that there are PTV'S! with touch screen and plenty of movies. In the IB web it was written that the flight is operated by another carier, the plane was just a normal Iberia plane. Anyway I flown also in Dec to Buenos Aires also with Iberia ,this time with the A346 and there wasen't PTV's... But the service is really well.
**In both planes there are pretty much room! and very comfortable seats.

¡I have also bin in thise plane i like it a lot!

In the first picture you can see the new first-bussiness class of iberia with the totally new entertainment system, in the second one you can observe tourist class with comfortable seats. I really believe that pictures say more than 1000 words so, take a look at them to get a better idea anout what I am saying.

I am quoting someone else´s comment on a forum. This person is right about what he is saying:

"The real exit rows in economy on the Airbus 340-600 (346) are the following:
row 10, seats A, C, J, and L
row 22, seats A, C, J, and L
row 37, seats A, C, J, and L
People will congregate in front of rows 10 and 37, due to proximity to the galleys and lavatories, but they have much more leg room than row 22 which is just an ordinary exit row (but still more leg room than normal rows)."