Bus & Fly

It is a ticket that combines Iberia international flights with ALSA or AVANZA coaches from/to the following cities:

• Albacete

   

• Burgos

   

• Lorca

   

• Ponferrada

   

• Salamanca

   

• Saragossa

   

• Soria

   

• Toledo

   

• Valladolid

   

• Vitoria

   

Information on the Iberia flights and the overland journeys operated by ALSA or AVANZA appear on the ticket and are identified in a similar fashion to flights IB1250 to IB1330.

Below you can see the address of each station where you can use Bus & Fly.

• In Albacete: C/ Federico García Lorca, 5 02001 Albacete See map

• In Burgos: C/ Miranda, 4-6 09002 Burgos See map

• In Lorca: Plaza Carruaje, s/n 30800 Lorca, Murcia See map

• In Ponferrada: Avenida de la Libertad, 15 24400 León See map

• In Salamanca: Avenida Filiberto Villalobos, 71-85 Salamanca See map

• In Saragossa: Avenida de Navarra, 80 50011 Zaragoza See map

• In Soria: Avenida Valladolid, 40 42004 Soria See map

• In Toledo: Avda. Castilla La Mancha s/n , 45003 Toledo See map

• In Valladolid: Puente Colgante, 2 47007 Valladolid See map

• In Vitoria: Calle Los Herran, 70-A 01002 Vitoria See map

Bus & Fly tickets are always purchased through to the final destination so both Iberia, ALSA and AVANZA guarantee transit connections and will handle any possible incidents should they arise.

Connection times in Madrid (Terminal 4) between the air and ground transportation has been streamlined so you can check in/retrieve your baggage and reach your next mode of transport in time.

You can obtain additional Avios by using these tickets.

Bus & Fly tickets always include the application of the Iberia baggage allowance.

You cannot check bags on the overland sections so you should retrieve your baggage at Madrid airport:

• To check your baggage for an international destination: At Madrid airport, the ALSA or AVANZA coach will drop you off in the T4 dock zone (1-4, ground level). You then take your baggage from the coach and proceed to the departures level (level 2) where you will find the Iberia check-in area. The information screens will help you find where to check in for your flight.

   

• If your flight origin is international you can only check your baggage on Iberia flights through to Madrid. Once you leave the aircraft, collect your baggage from the belt and proceed to Customs. You must then head to the dock area (1-) at T4 where you will find your ALSA or AVANZA coach (level 0).

   

Boarding passes are not needed for overland journeys. They will only be issued from/to Madrid for Iberia flights. To use the online check-in of a ticket with an international destination you should select Madrid as the origin.

You purchase it just like you would buy a plane ticket. You can buy it over the phone from Serviberia 901 111 500, on the booking phone lines of each country*, from your travel agency and at iberia.com.

*These tickets cannot be purchased in Peru.

Documentation checks for an international destination will always take place at Madrid airport. Remember that ALSA or AVANZA staff will not check your documentation and if you reach Madrid you may be prevented from boarding the Iberia flight if you do not have the right documents. Don’t forget to keep your travel documents separate from the baggage you wish to check.

Consult us if you have any question regarding the documentation you need for your destination or if you need to process any.

You can travel up to 27 weeks of pregnancy. Between weeks 28 and 35 you will require a doctor’s certificate to fly.

Women are not allowed to fly after 36 weeks of pregnancy.

Check how to make your trip more comfortable and considerations for pregnant women and babies travelling by plane.

Children aged between 5 and 11 cannot travel unaccompanied with a Bus & Fly ticket. They must always travel with a companion. For these purposes, a companion is understood as someone 16 years of age or above on the date of travel and who travels with the minor.

People aged between 12 and 17 are considered adults and may travel alone. The assistance and companion service offered by Iberia is not available on Bus & Fly tickets.

Passengers with sight and/or hearing difficulties can travel with these tickets. Passengers with other special needs should contact ALSA or AVANZA to book.

We recommend you carefully read Iberia’s adaptation regarding the carriage of passengers with special needs.

Pets are not accepted on Bus & Fly tickets as there are restrictions on the overland sections operated by ALSA or AVANZA.

Guide dogs are accepted at no additional charge for excess baggage when booked beforehand and so long as the flight destination is not the UK, Ireland or Malta. Please check the conditions for acceptance of the carriage of guide dogs (section 5) before you buy your ticket.

For flights operated by Iberia this will depend on the fare and the international route. Check the availability of meals on Iberia flights.

On overland sections operated by ALSA or AVANZA, the meal/snack service will not be offered in Economy or Supra classes. An onboard snack service is offered in Supra+ class.

Changes and reimbursements are associated with the air fare and will depend on the fare conditions. The overland sections are always associated with a flight so you cannot separate the ticket connection to make individual use of the different forms of transport.

You will need to notify the operator where the incident occurred.

If it happened on the overland section please contact the ALSA Customer Care Centre on 91 327 05 40 (8.00 am to 12 midnight) or the AVANZA Customer Care Centre on 902 020 052.

If your baggage gets lost on a route operated by Iberia please follow the instructions you will find on the page regarding baggage incidents. If you left something on an Iberia aircraft or at the airport, please contact the Lost Property Office.