In less than one month Iberia airlines will put most of its restructuring plan into effect, which will start by cutting 4,500 jobs.
The Spanish government will track the process closely because it maintains interests in national tourism, and the International Airliens Group (IAG) will put pressure on Iberia to go forward with plans that help to trim its continual losses, guarantee the company's strength and strive for sustainable growth.
Although the government will try to step in an limit the extent of the cutbacks, ideally Iberia will bet on the deals that it currently has on the table in order to foster growth within the markets that it already knows.
