On the transatlantic corridor, there will be seven more flights a week from London Heathrow Airport to Miami International Airport and services between Dublin and Miami will restart with three flights a week.
For Latin America, there will be three more flights a week from Heathrow to Sao Paulo’s Guarulhos airport and another three from Madrid.
There will also be six more flights a week to Ezeiza International Airport in Buenos Aires from Madrid and Barcelona, a four more weekly rotations between Madrid and Santo Domingo.
IAG Cargo is also restarting services between London Heathrow and Jeddah in Saudi Arabia with six flights a week.
Camilo Garcia Cervera, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer of IAG Cargo, says, “The final three months of the calendar year are always an incredibly busy time for air cargo, and the increased frequency and capacity across our global network will boost the options available to our customers who trust IAG Cargo to deliver its vital role in the supply chain.”