Icelandair

The flag carrier of Iceland, Icelandair is a leading air carrier that offers flights to, from, within, and via Iceland – its home cum hub. The airline proudly provides reliable and safe flights with remarkable services to the metropolitan area settled on either side of the Atlantic. As the airline operates flights within Iceland as well as to destinations across Greenland, it makes an ideal choice for travelers looking for transatlantic travel. Icelandair carries out functions out of Iceland by making the most of Iceland’s geographical location, which is midway between Europe and North America. The air carrier is striving to build a rapidly growing network consisting of international routes, with Iceland as a hub.

Icelandair began its operations in 1937 as ‘Flugfélag Akureyrar.’ And, now after successful operations for more than eight decades, its history reflects upon the spirit of the nation, its innovation, and resourcefulness. The air carrier takes pride in the fact that it has been a member of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), Association of European Airlines (AEA), and Flight Safety Foundation (FSF) since 1950, 1957, and 1966 respectively. Keflavík International Airport serves as the main hub of the air carrier.

When it comes to fleet, the air carrier boasts an ideal mix of Boeing aircraft that is perfectly suitable for the air carrier’s vast route network. With 47 aircraft in its fleet, it showcases a blend of commonality with varying capabilities and sizes. The frequent flyer program of the airline, Saga Club, lets passengers get even more out of their journey. The members of the program who fly on a regular basis with the airline have the golden opportunity to enjoy additional benefits with Saga Gold and Saga Silver memberships. All Icelandair flights as well as the flights of partner airlines are available for passengers to earn Saga points.

When it comes to onboard experience, the airline never fails to meet its passengers’ expectations. From the in-flight entertainment system to the Saga Kitchen menu, the airline makes sure that passengers have the time of their lives on the flight. From more legroom for a comfortable journey to Wi-Fi to stay connected at every altitude, and five classes of travel to choose from – the airline has got passengers’ back no matter what.