Icelandair Adds 18th North American Destination
Icelandair is growing in North America, adding its 18th destination. The new route will connect Iceland and a Southeastern U.S. city.
Icelandair is growing in North America, adding its 18th destination. The new route will connect Iceland and a Southeastern U.S. city.
Southwest will soon partner with an international airline, a first for the Dallas-based carrier, announced as part of the airline’s Investor Day.
With less than two month until Nuuk’s new longer runway opens for service, Denmark has pulled the airport’s security authorization.
Icelandair debuted a fresh look for its aircraft in 2022 as part of a wider brand refresh with the first aircraft being a Boeing 737 MAX 8.
The Icelandic flag carrier will operate a Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft four times a week to connect Pittsburgh and Reykjavik.
For the first time ever, an airline now serves Denmark and all kingdom countries at the same time, but it is not the airline you think.
Icelandair has a special livery that highlights one of Iceland’s most famous natural icons. The Boeing 757-200 is adorned with a special paint job.
The country of Greenland currently doesn’t see any service on anything larger than turboprop aircraft outside of its hometown airline Air Greenland.
Icelandair serves many destinations in North America, and even more in Europe. We flew in Saga Premium on a European hop from Copenhagen to Reykjavik/Keflavik.
Icelandair has posted a profit of $11 million for the 2023 calendar year, a turnaround from the $6 million loss the carrier experienced in 2022.