IB6166 — Flight status: Boston — Madrid

Iberia Airlines IB6166 / IBE6166

Boston — Madrid

General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport (BOS)		Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport (MAD)
Usual departure time		Usual arrival time
21:00		09:55

Operating days: daily. Usual times and days are based on observations in 2018–2021. The schedule may have changed.

Flight status IB6166

Flight Iberia Airlines IB6166 (Boston — Madrid) running from the airport General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport (BOS), to the airport Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport (MAD). The flight is operated by the family's aircraft A330, Airbus A330, Airbus A330-200. Flight distance is 5474 km / 2954 miles, and the average flight length is 6 h. 55 min..

Common questions about flight IB6166

What time does flight IB6166 depart?

Scheduled departure is 21:00 and arrival 09:55, local time at each airport. Operating days: daily.

How long does flight IB6166 take?

On average 6 h 55 min. The airports are 5474 km / 2954 miles apart.

Which aircraft operates flight IB6166?

The flight is operated by the family's aircraft A330, Airbus A330, Airbus A330-200.

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Types of aircraft flying IB6166 Iberia Airlines: Boston — Madrid

A330

76%

Board numbers:

EC-LUB, EC-LUX, EC-LZX, EC-LUK, EC-LZJ, EC-LYF, EC-LCZ

Airbus A330

21%

Board numbers:

EC-LZX, EC-MAA, EC-LXK

Airbus A330-200

This section contains information about the types of aircraft and flight numbers that perform the flight. Based on observations in 2018–2021.

Other flights on the route Boston — Madrid

Flight No.	Departure time*	Arrival time*	Aircraft
AY5648	21:00	09:55	Airbus А330-300
BA4264	21:00	09:55	Airbus А330-300
UX32	23:40	12:30	Airbus А330-200

* Local time

All data is taken from open sources. The administration of the portal is not responsible for the accuracy of the information. For exact flight information, see the airline's website or the airport's website.

Airbus А330

BA4264

AA8640

AY5648

* Code sharing — agreement on joint commercial exploitation of the flight by two or more airlines, one of which is an operator, and the rest sell tickets for the flight of the operating company on their own behalf.

[BOS] General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport