I recently attended an Iberia event at New York City’s Museum of Arts and Design. The airline is on the road around the United States introducing its new brand and long-haul product; I was eager to learn more, as I’ve flown the airline roundtrip twice in the last two years and am preparing to travel to Spain again later this month. With spectacular views over Columbus Circle and Central Park, Ángel Valdemoros, head of commercial in North America, spoke about the new products, already on offer on flights from New York and other U.S. gateways. Be sure to check out more on the new Iberia in a future issue of Global Traveler in an exclusive interview with Ángel Valdemoros. The new business class features seats that turn into lie-flat beds, with direct aisle access from every seat. The individual on-demand system offers 50 films, 800 TV series and documentaries, 400 music options, video games and a children’s channel. The coach cabin was also upgraded, offering larger seats with enhanced legroom and personal entertainment options. The event focused on Madrid as well, with Iberia celebrating the 60^th anniversary of flights between New York and Madrid in 2014. Two flights daily operate between the two hubs today, and together the airline and destination are promoting the Spanish capital for business and leisure travelers. All was capped off with delicious Pata Negra Serrano ham and Spanish wines. Iberia also offers two flights per day between Miami and Madrid, one daily from Chicago, six weekly flights from Boston and three weekly from Los Angeles. — Kim Krol, managing editor