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The Icelandair airline, based in Keflavik, announced that in the long term it will no longer use Boeing 757 planes on its own flights. However, the airline was able to find an adequate replacement: the national carrier Iceland
The Icelandic airline Icelandair started a non-stop connection between Keflavik and Tel Aviv last week. This should be served three times a week until at least October 29, 2023. The approximately seven-hour route is usually included
In the coming year, Icelandair wants to reactivate the flight connection between Keflavik and Vágar, which has been suspended for a long time. The current plan is for these to be served by de Havilland Dash 1-2024 turboprop aircraft from May 8, 400
In the 2023/24 winter flight schedule, Icelandair will operate non-stop flights between Keflavik and Verona on its own account. Although this route had been used in the past, it was a charter flight on behalf of a tour operator. Currently
From mid-June 2023, Icelandair will also regularly operate de Havilland Dash 8-400 turboprop aircraft between Keflavik and Manchester. Bergen, Dublin and Oslo are also temporarily served with this type of machine. It is currently planned
The Icelandic airline Icelandair has been thinking about ordering the A321LR/XLR models from Airbus for some time. Actually, you are a long-time customer of Boeing, but the US manufacturer can produce the model that the Icelanders really love
The airline Icelandair will in May 2023 also use its two de Havilland Dash 8-400, which are mainly used on domestic routes, on the routes to Oslo, Dublin and Bergen. It is currently envisaged that
The Icelandic airline Icelandair wants to offer the most extensive flight schedule to date in winter 2023/24. The capacity is to be increased by around a quarter. This is also a reaction to the expansion of the competitor Icelandair. The seasonal so far
The national airline of Iceland was able to double the number of passengers in the past year. The total number of passengers carried by the Icelandic national airline in 2022 was 3,7 million, up from 1,5 million in the previous year. Throughout the year is the capacity
Snowstorms have disrupted Iceland's air traffic, cutting off the international airport from the capital, Reykjavik. Icelandair and Play have canceled their flights to Europe for the second day in a row. passengers are up
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