Iceland

Location: Destinations / Iceland

Iceland plane tickets & flights

This island is well connected to Western Europe. It is an emerging tourist destination with unique attractions.

Hard hit by the economic recession in 2008-2009, Iceland's economy has improved and relies a lot on tourism and transportation.

Domestic flights

Negligible.

International flights

Mostly to the North European countries.

The majority of flights to and from Iceland are seasonal.

Airlines in Iceland

Air Berlin

To Düsseldorf and München. Both flights seasonal.

Air Iceland

Regional airline serving primarily locations in Iceland, Greenland and the Faeroe Islands.

Air Méditerranée

Flies to Paris. This flight is scheduled throughout the whole year (as it was in 2009).

German Wings

Low cost airlines. Flies seasonally to Köln/Bonn and Stuttgart.  

Icelandair

Flies to: Amsterdam, Barcelona (seasonal), Bergen (seasonal), Berlin-Schönefeld (seasonal), Boston, Brussels, Copenhagen, Düsseldorf (seasonal), Frankfurt, Glasgow, Halifax (seasonal), Helsinki, London-Heathrow, Madrid (seasonal), Manchester, Milan-Malpensa (seasonal), Minneapolis/St. Paul (seasonal), Munich (seasonal), New York-JFK, Orlando-Sanford (seasonal), Oslo-Gardermoen, Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Seattle/Tacoma, Stavanger (seasonal), Stockholm-Arlanda, Toronto-Pearson (seasonal).

Iceland Express

Aalborg (seasonal), Alicante, Barcelona (seasonal), Basel/Mulhouse (seasonal), Berlin-Schönefeld, Billund (seasonal), Birmingham [seasonal, Bologna (seasonal), Copenhagen, Eindhoven (seasonal), Friedrichshafen, Geneva (seasonal), Gothenburg (seasonal), Hahn (seasonal), Krakow (seasonal), London-Gatwick, Paris-Charles de Gaulle (seasonal), Warsaw.

Lufthansa

Flies to Düsseldorf and Hamburg. Both flights seasonal.

SAS

Flies to Oslo. Scheduled flight.

Destinations, major airports in Iceland

There are 2 main airports, which are near the capital:

Reykjavík Keflavík International Airport

Reykjavík Airport

 Last modified/updated: November 20, 2009