The aisle space was so tiny I believe it could be dangerous in an emergency situation. I couldn't even drag my small, carry-on suitcase through the normal way; I had to turn it on its side. The seats were arranged 3-4-3, a setup I haven't even seen on larger planes. It's greedy and ridiculous. In an emergency situation it's probably downright dangerous. We were packed in so tightly that we couldn't even get out without the person in the aisle seat having to move, or bend over to pick up items on the floor. My mom had pain and cramps the whole time from being jammed in so tightly. The PA barely worked so no one could properly hear what the captain was saying, and free wifi was advertised, but only actually given to people in business and first class. Everyone else had to pay extra if they wanted it. Any kind of service was painfully slow, probably due to the small aisles. However, the food was actually very good and the entertainment selection wasn't bad. We also weren't sent our boarding passes until a few hours before the flight, causing unnecessary anxiety. Additionally, we were forced to wear our masks for an 8-hour transatlantic flight. According to the CDC, wearing a mask while sleeping can be hazardous to your health and that's just what most people like to do on airplanes, especially long flights. If you want to feel like a human being and not a rat in a sewer, don't fly Iberia unless you're getting business or first class.
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