A new twice-weekly widebody service between Dublin and Madrid with connections to Latin America is one of the highlights of IAG Cargo’s 2025-26 winter schedule.
The business, which includes the cargo arms of British Airways, Aer Lingus and Iberia, is also reintroducing its Dublin – Miami with three weekly flights and is launching a new route between Madrid and Orlando. Dallas will have seven flights per week from London Heathrow.
IAG Cargo will also resume services between London Gatwick and Bangkok, with six weekly services and restart operations between Heathrow and Abu Dhabi, offering seven flights per week.
In addition to new and returning routes, IAG Cargo is increasing capacity on several existing services. Flights between London Heathrow and Cape Town will go up from seven to 17 per week, while Heathrow-Miami will double from seven to 14 weekly. Heathrow to Bahrain rises from three to seven flights per week.
IAG Cargo chief sales and marketing officer, Camilo Garcia Cervera, said: “The winter season is a crucial time for global trade. The introduction of a wide-body connection between Dublin and Madrid further strengthens our network, providing greater access to key transatlantic and Latin American trade lanes.”
