Oneworld member Iberia currently sells discounted premium economy roundtrips from Barcelona to Santiago de Chile. These are operated by the airline’s subsidiary LEVEL. A roundtrip comes with the price-tag of €1,077 – just €250 more than the same flight in economy class. It also includes a cabin, a 23kg checked bag and meal service during the flight.
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Level operates a fleet of Airbus A330-200 aircraft out of Barcelona. Their premium economy section is located at the front of the cabin, and features a 2-3-2 seating pattern compared to the 2-4-2 in economy class. You can expect on-demand inflight entertainment, as well as a power outlets during the long flights across the Atlantic Ocean.
Most European passport holders can visit Chile for up to 90 days visa-free.
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According to the fare rules, these tickets are on sale without a sales period. There is also no minimum or maximum stay.
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Miles & Points
When booking on Iberia’s website, tickets are issued in Iberia booking class T. A roundtrip to Santiago earns the following miles&points:
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Destination
Information & Tips for Santiago de Chile
Santiago de Chile, the country’s capital nestled at the foot of the Andes, offers a mix of historic and modern attractions. Key sights include the panoramic Cerro San Cristóbal, the bustling Plaza de Armas, and the nearby vineyards in the Maipo Valley. The local currency is the Chilean peso (CLP), and while prices are moderate by global standards, Santiago can feel expensive compared to other South American cities—expect higher costs in dining and accommodation. The weather is Mediterranean: hot, dry summers (December–March) and mild, rainy winters (June–August), so pack accordingly.
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