oneworld

Enjoy exclusive benefits, all over the world.

As a Iberia Plus member you can earn Elite Points and Avios whenever you travel on a oneworld alliance flight - that is a flight both operated and marketed by one of our 12 oneworld partner airlines.

Being a oneworld top tier member gives you access to a number of benefits across all oneworld airlines throughout your international travels:
- Access to almost 550 airport lounges across the globe
- Priority check-in counters 
- Priority boarding 
- Priority standby and waitlisting

For example, as an Iberia Plus Plata (Ruby) member, you can check-in at the Business Class counter of the operating oneworld airline, even if you are flying with an economy ticket.

Additionally, as a Iberia Plus Oro (Sapphire) member, you have access to all Business Class lounges regardless of your class of travel. Iberia Plus Oro members can also board the aircraft at their convenience.

Iberia Plus Platino (Emerald) status gives our most valued customers access to all oneworld First and Business Class lounges. It also allows Iberia Plus Platino members to check-in at the First Class counter of the oneworld airlines and board the aircraft at their convenience.

For more information about the exclusive benefits of the oneworld alliance, simply visit oneworld.com

Our partners (click on each partner to obtain information)

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airberlín

Since its launch in 1978, airberlin has grown into Germany's second largest airline - and the sixth biggest in Europe in terms of passengers boarded - after taking over Deutsche BA and LTU and gaining a 49.9 per cent stake in Austria's NIKI and a 49 per cent holding in Switzerland's Belair.

It serves 162 destinations in 40 countries, carrying more than 35 million passengers in 2011. Its fleet comprises 170 aircraft with an average age of five years, making it one of the most modern and fuel efficient fleets in Europe, contributing towards a long-term reduction in emissions. The group employs 9,200 staff.

It has developed from its origins in the shorthaul leisure market to cater also for business travellers with its Euro Shuttle service providing high frequency connections between many of the continent's key destinations and now also flies longhaul.

It is one of Europe's most frequent winners in the various airline industry award schemes. It offers the full-range of services associated with a full-service network carrier, including its frequent flyer programme topbonus, and, for premium passengers, lounges, priority check-in and, for all passengers, free alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and meals or snacks on every departure.

On its shorthaul services, it offers a single-class cabin. On its longhaul routes, it offers two-classes, with a premium business cabin and individual in-flight entertainment screens for each passenger.

airberlin's hubs are Berlin Tegel (moving to Brandenburg in June), Dusseldorf, Palma de Majorca and Vienna. Among its international destinations, it serves oneworld hubs Helsinki, Los Angeles, Madrid, Miami, Moscow Domodedovo and New York JFK.

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S7 Airlines

The airline tracks its history back to 1957 when the first commercial flight was made from the military airfield in Novosibirsk Region served by Tolmachevsky United Air Group. Sibir Airlines was formed around this air group. Since 2005 Sibir flies under S7Airlines brand. S7 Airlines operates the largest domestic flight network in Russia built around the three hubs in Moscow (Domodedovo), Novosibirsk (Tolmachevo) and Irkutsk. S7 Airlines makes regular flights to Europe, Middle East, Southern Asia and Asian Pacific destinations.
Now S7 operates the most modern and "youngest" fleet in Russia with the average aircraft age of 6 years. All flights are served with foreign Airbus and Boeing aircraft only. S7 has 32 aircrafts on its fleet: 19 Airbus A319s, nine Airbus 320s, two Airbus 310s and two long-haul Boeing 767-300s. S7 is actively developing cooperation with leading international carriers. Partnership agreements provide an opportunity for the airline to offer booking of flights operated by over 70 airlines, for hundreds of destination all over the world. S7 branches and representative offices operate in 37 Russian cities, 13 cities in CIS countries and 14 cities in other countries, including Frankfurt on the Main (Germany), Dublin (Ireland), Beijing (China), Seoul (South Korea), Antalya (Turkey) and Bangkok (Thailand).
S7 Airlines serves over 75 destinations worldwide - 40 of them in Russia.
Before the end of 2010 S7 is to become a full member of oneworld, the world's leading quality airline alliance, to offer its customers access to the global flight network and additional services. S7 is one the most progressive airlines in Russia giving passengers new standards of service, supported by the use of latest technology. Customers are offer convenient services to choose their flights and air fares at the web site, to check-in online and to use other web services. A booking or an online check-in by a mobile phone is also available. In 2009 S7 Airlines launched the first mobile site in Russia - s7.ru. Also S7 Airlines is the first carrier in Russia to adopt full electronic ticketing.
S7 has a frequent flyers program called S7 Priority. This program offers customers a lot of opportunities to earn and redeem mileage rewards and enjoy all their other benefits. Now it has over 200 thousand members.
For more information please visit www.s7.ru/en/

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Malaysia Airlines

Malaysia Airlines, which is also celebrating its 40th birthday this year, serves more than 60 destinations in almost 30 countries across Asia, Australasia, Middle East, Europe, and North America, including oneworld hubs Hong Kong, London Heathrow, Los Angeles, Sydney and Tokyo

Its present fleet of 88 aircraft – including its flagship Airbus A380s – operates more than 250 departures a day. It boarded 13 million passengers in 2011, generating revenues of MYR 13.6 billion (US$ 4.5 billion)

Malaysia Airlines describes its distinctive brand is an extension of the special culture of warmth and friendliness unique to Malaysians. This inimitable Malaysian sense of graciousness is branded as “Malaysian Hospitality” and symbolized by the acronym MH, which is also the airline’s flight code.

Both Malaysia Airlines and its Kuala Lumpur hub are among the industry’s most frequent winners of awards for quality service. Malaysia Airlines itself has won the World’s Best Cabin Crew title from the Skytrax airline quality rating agency in seven of the past 11 years.

This year, Malaysia Airlines marked the entry of its first A380 into the airline’s fleet by having its Five-Star Airline status renewed by Skytrax – as the airline embarked on a series of improvements to repositioning it as a premium carrier.

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Cathay Pacific

Cathay Pacific Airways is based in Hong Kong and offers scheduled passenger and cargo services on its wide-bodied aircraft to over 113 worldwide destinations in 36 countries covering Asia (including China), Asia-Pacific, North America, Europe and Africa. The airline is committed to providing service straight from the heart to its passengers. Cathay Pacific continues to expand its network and develop award-winning products and services to match passenger needs. The airline is also a founding member of the oneworld alliance.

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Finnair

Finnair is the northern dimension to the oneworld alliance and we are the market leaders in air transport to and from Finland, as well as in gateway traffic through Finland. Growth expectations are placed on the Asian, Scandinavian and Baltic markets. We offer the shortest links between Asia and Europe.

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Japan Airlines

JAL´s international network includes over 240 passenger routes and 36 cargo routes. The domestic network covers 166 routes. Japan Airlines International is Asia´s biggest airline in terms of the number of passengers carried. In 2006 58 million passengers flew with JAL. The airline as it is today was formed on October 1st 2006, following the unification of Japan Airlines International and Japan Airlines Domestic. Now JAL and its seven subsidiary airlines make a total of up to 1,200 domestic and international routes passenger flights a day. Originally founded in 1951 as an independent domestic airline, JAL was reorganized in 1953 as a semi-government corporation. In February 1954 it launched international scheduled services to the U.S. West Coast and Hong Kong. In 1987 JAL was fully privatized The international network extends over 243 passenger routes and 36 cargo routes. The Group´s domestic network covers 166 routes. JAL also offers the biggest network between Japan and China. The airline´s major international hubs in Japan are Tokyo´s Narita Airport and Kansai International Airport in Osaka. The main JAL domestic hub is Tokyo´s Haneda Airport. With 17,925 employees, JAL operates a fleet of 280 aircraft including Boeing 747s and B777s and is now in the process of a major fleet renewal, introducing more fuel-efficient small and medium aircraft such as the B737 New Generation series and the new high-tech Boeing 787 Dreamliner. A member of the oneworld global alliance from April 2007, JAL offers customers many benefits, such as the JAL Mileage Bank frequent flier program. Top quality in-flight service has always been the hallmark of JAL´s reputation.

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Lan

We operate flights to around 60 destinations in some 20 countries, mostly in Latin America, but with some routes to Australasia, Europe and the USA, with hubs at Santiago de Chile and Lima. LAN Argentina and LAN Ecuador will be adding hubs in Buenos Aires, Quito and Guayaquil.

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Qantas

Qantas was founded in the Queensland outback in 1920. Registered originally as the Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services Limited (QANTAS), we have built a reputation for excellence in safety, operational reliability, engineering and maintenance, and customer service.

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Royal Jordanian Airlines

One of the leading Jordanian companies, Royal Jordanian was established in 1963 as the national air carrier. On Feb. 5, 2001, RJ was registered under the name of "Alia", the Royal Jordanian Airline Public Shareholding Company. The company is presently heading toward selling 74% of its shares to local and international investors and the Jordanian government is keeping 26% of the shares. Royal Jordanian headquarters are located in the heart of the capital, Amman, and its flights are operated from Queen Alia International Airport. The RJ fleet includes: Airbus A310, A320, A321, A340, Q400 and Embraer 195 aircraft. To date, Royal Jordanian concluded the modernization program of its short- and medium-haul fleet, having replaced the leased Airbus 310 and 320 aircraft with six modern, newly manufactured A320 and A321 aircraft. Additionally, RJ has received 2 Embraer 195s so far under a contract signed with the Brazilian Embraer for the acquisition of seven Embraer 195 aircraft. The airline announced that it had selected the wide-body Boeing 787 Dreamliner as the replacement aircraft for its long range Airbus A340s, starting with 2010. Seven to eight B 787 will join the RJ fleet. It is also planning to replace its two older Airbus A321s with two new A321 aircraft, in addition to introducing two new Airbus A319s early in 2008. Thus, the airline´s fleet will reach 35 aircraft by 2011. Networkwise, the airline will open two new direct routes to Montreal and to the Hungarian capital, Budapest. RJ is considering expanding its route network during the coming three years, to several points aroound the world. Royal Jordanian currently has marketing alliances, through code sharing, with several international airlines.

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