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Iberia Express has launched its ‘Express Days’ sales campaign, offering flights between the Canary Islands and Madrid from just 15 euros per leg with the resident discount already applied. The deal is now live on the airline’s website, and bookings can be made until 23 September.
Travel dates and routes
The promotional fares apply to travel between 1 October 2026 and 10 June 2027. The advertised prices are for individual legs, provided passengers purchase a return ticket. The cheapest routes are those from Tenerife and Gran Canaria, starting at 15 euros per leg with the resident discount included.
The promotion also covers connections from other islands: Tenerife-Madrid from 15 euros, Gran Canaria-Madrid from 15 euros, La Palma-Madrid from 17 euros, Lanzarote-Madrid from 17 euros and Fuerteventura-Madrid from 18 euros. All prices are subject to availability and apply to promotional fares.
Beyond the Canary Islands
Iberia Express’s discounts are not limited to Canary Islands connections. From its Madrid hub, the airline is also offering promotional fares to other domestic and international destinations. Among the domestic routes, Mallorca stands out from 27 euros and Ibiza from 29 euros per leg.
On the international front, the promotion includes flights to Manchester from 29 euros, London from 33 euros, Naples from 38 euros, Dublin and Marrakech from 41 euros, and Cairo from 90 euros.
How to access the deals
To take advantage of the promotional fares, passengers must register free of charge for Club Express via the Iberia Express website. The campaign joins other promotions launched by various airlines at the end of summer, as carriers begin offering discounts to encourage bookings for the months ahead.
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