Any tricks or tips for finding the mythical cheap J flights on Iberia?

[RSD]

I'm tempted to spend a couple of extra days in Europe doing some of the cheap mythical Iberia J flights that work out to about $2 or so per SC but am struggling to find any at the moment - any tips on how to find them?

 

[MELso]

EDI-LHR-MAD-PMI is one of the usual routes for this. Can be tricky to find though but Google Flights is pretty good. Can see $A302 on 13 April, which would net 140SCs.

 

[RSD]

EDI-LHR-MAD-PMI is one of the usual routes for this. Can be tricky to find though but Google Flights is pretty good. Can see $A302 on 13 April, which would net 140SCs.

Many thanks - will have a look at that!

 

[elanshin]

Many thanks - will have a look at that!

LHR-MAD-BCN is another option although you're usually looking at a long layover at MAD.

It also depends in what time period you're looking at.

 

[clifford]

And don't forget to factor EES into your schedule.

 

[I love to travel]

EDI-LHR-MAD-PMI is one of the usual routes for this. Can be tricky to find though but Google Flights is pretty good. Can see $A302 on 13 April, which would net 140SCs.

I tried one just for interest and it errored out

 

[stu961]

EDI-LHR-MAD-PMI is one of the usual routes for this. Can be tricky to find though but Google Flights is pretty good. Can see $A302 on 13 April, which would net 140SCs.

Biz? taxes would be almost $302

 

[stu961]

We fly J between ALC/VLC to LHR/LGW 3 or 4 times a year. Iberia operated will be via MAD whilst BA operated is direct. Usually can pick up for around AUD $250 but sometimes have purchased for $220.

 

[CaptJCool]

I reckon you’d need do a transit through Madrid to a somewhat smaller city like Vigo or Santiago de Compastelo

I did several of these in 2024