Delivered to Iberia in March 2006. Damaged beyond repair on Novemner 9, 2007 when it overran the runway at Quito after landing. The aircraft suffered severe damage to the engines and landing gears. Broken up at Quito in November 2008.

Who would say that the cabin of the "Miguel de Unamuno" would end up on a private property in Carcelén (north of the city of Quito). The afternoon of November 9, 2007, Iberia flight 6463 landed on runway 35 at the old Quito Airport in adverse weather conditions and the giant A340-600 went out by 232 meters from the end of runway 35 at a speed of 92 knots. The plane was damaged beyond economic repair and it was broken up in 2008. The cockpit was purchased to make a flight simulator but it disappeared for several years until now that was discovered at this location.

More than a year after its accident, Iberia's EC-JOH was scrapped. Here you can see only its cockpit.

This aircraft overran Quito's runway on November 9, 2007 with no injuries or death. It took a few days to move the aircraft to the Air Force platform where it was inspected to see if it could fly again or not. Months later, it was said the plane could fly again with new wings, engines and landing gear. Iberia preferred to write the plane off and get a new one from its insurance company. The plane was later scrapped.

Became EC-JOH.