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Spain Fly Home World Champions — The Same Jet That Carried the Dream West
Madrid didn’t sleep. Sixteen years after their first star, Spain are world champions again — and the same Iberia Airbus A350 (EC-MYX) that flew the squad west in June flew them home in July, a flag waving from the cockpit window into a million people at arrivals. The cup, flown home hand-carried.
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Madrid didn’t sleep last night. The second star — sixteen years after the first. In June, this jet flew a dream west; in July, it flew a legend home — the same Iberia Airbus A350, EC-MYX. One extra passenger: the World Cup, flown home hand-carried. Madrid, 2:30 in the afternoon, a flag waving from the cockpit window — and a million people at arrivals. Spain: world champions. Chasing the game across the world? Fly with VOLO — www.flyvolo.ai.
