Air Europa

Air Europa has completed its fleet unification plan, concentrating its aircraft on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner for transoceanic flights and the Boeing 737 for short and medium-haul routes. This strategy allows the airline to stand out in terms of performance and operational efficiency, achieving greater efficiency in the ratio between fuel consumption and passenger movements. Air Europa currently has 27 Boeing 737s and 26 Boeing Dreamliners, and it will add new units to further expand its network and continue to offer customers more options and flexibility.

The Boeing 787 Dreamliner, one of the world's most advanced long-haul aircraft, is capable of reducing fuel consumption by 25% compared to other similar models and improving noise impact by 60%, thanks to its technological innovations and design. The use of these two models has contributed to reducing emissions by serving a greater number of passengers on fewer flights.

The first Boeing 737 Max aircraft are expected to arrive in 2024, making Air Europa the first Spanish airline to operate them.

Air Europa connects its passengers to a wide range of destinations around the world. We currently operate flights to 22 destinations in the Americas, 15 in Europe, and around twenty in Spain, ensuring extensive coverage and versatile travel options for all our customers.

Our hub at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas airport plays a crucial role in our network, serving as a 360° connection hub between Europe and the Americas. In 2024, we have significantly increased the number of seats available to passengers thanks to a progressive increase in the fleet, reflecting our commitment to comfort and accessibility. Air Europa has inaugurated a new route to Santiago de los Caballeros in the Dominican Republic, further expanding its connections in the Caribbean and becoming the European airline with the highest number of weekly flights to the Dominican Republic. It has also resumed the route to the city of canals, Venice, and during the summer, it has returned to enchanting destinations such as Athens, Tunis, and Marrakech, offering passengers more options for their vacations and getaways.

Air Europa has also increased weekly frequencies to key cities in Latin America, including Caracas, Asunción, Medellín, and Panama, ensuring that passengers can get where they need to be with the utmost convenience and efficiency.

Air Europa offers superior flight experience with its Business Class, designed to provide maximum comfort and convenience to our passengers. With the ability to bid for an upgrade, Air Europa's Business Class becomes an even more attractive option for those looking to enhance their travel experience.

Business Class includes spacious and comfortable seats that convert into fully flat beds, ensuring optimal rest during the flight; high-quality gastronomy, with menus designed by Michelin-star chef Martín Berasategui, that will satisfy even the most demanding palates; access to airport lounges, where passengers can relax and enjoy premium services before their flight; exclusive check-in counters, priority boarding, and personalized attention, among many other advantages.

Air Europa strives to offer an unforgettable culinary experience on board. It uses fresh and seasonal ingredients, selected for their taste and quality, with the aim of offering a gastronomic experience that delights and surprises. To achieve this, Air Europa works hand in hand with the award-winning Spanish chef Martín Berasategui, who brings his creativity and exquisiteness to offer a sensory journey that begins on the palate and extends throughout the flight experience. Berasategui's dishes are no longer exclusive to Business Class but are available to all passengers on Air Europa's intercontinental flights departing from Madrid. Air Europa's off-menu offer goes even further by including three new menus to delight passengers' tastes. All off-menu meals include a second service to complement the meal during the flight.

Air Europa has made sustainability one of its key focuses in its 2023-2025 Strategic Plan. The airline has gone ahead of regulations and operates some transoceanic and European flights with sustainable aviation fuel. It has also met the strategic objective of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) to reduce total greenhouse gas emissions by 2% per year. The airline's efforts also include the widespread use of compostable and recyclable materials on board its aircraft and the use of increasingly advanced digital systems. The airline is gradually offering all its long-haul passengers its menus and meal services in 100% sustainable materials. In addition, for the third consecutive year, Air Europa is participating in SkyTeam's The Aviation Challenge in 2024 with two flights operated by Air Europa and Air Europa Express, respectively.

Air Europa strives to make every journey more pleasant and comfortable, offering a connected and entertaining flight experience. Therefore, passengers have three options, depending on their needs, to stay connected during the flight with the Wi-Fi network. Likewise, the customer can enjoy the best in-flight entertainment with a wide selection of movies, series, music, and games to make the time fly by.

The Air Europa Suma program is a clear example of how an airline can reward customer loyalty and at the same time promote sustainability and social commitment. With more than 2.5 million users and a 25% growth in a single year, Air Europa Suma has established itself as a leading loyalty program in the market. Some of its benefits include mileage accrual on flights with Air Europa, SkyTeam Alliance airlines, and other airline partners; mileage redemption for flights, hotel stays, car rentals, and other services with our partners; and flexibility in the use of miles.

At Air Europa, you decide!