Icelandair flights & tickets

Icelandair is the flag-carrier commercial airline for the North Atlantic island nation of Iceland, based in Reykjavik. The company has been in operation since the 1930s under several names, but has assumed Icelandair since 1979. Icelandair has a stopover as part of its business model, explained below.

Icelandair is located in a prime part of the world to make it a great choice for transatlantic flights between North America and Europe. Overall, Icelandair flights serve passengers to 43 destinations in the U.S. and Europe.

On the European mainland, Icelandair destinations include Brussels, Copenhagen, Helsinki, Paris, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Oslo, Barcelona, Stockholm, London and Glasgow. In the United States, Icelandair travels to Anchorage, Boston, Chicago (O’Hare), Denver, Minneapolis, New York (JFK and Newark), Orlando, Seattle and Washington D.C. (Dulles).

Currently, Icelandair airlines has 30 Boeing passenger aircraft in its fleet, along with two Boeing 757 cargo craft. The company is currently looking to replace 25 Boing 757-200 aircraft with an order of 16 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, the 8 and 9 models. Icelandair flights are also operated on four 757-300 aircraft and a single 767-300ER craft, which can hold more than 260 passengers.

Why Fly With Icelandair

Icelandair Baggage Allowance Icelandair has a generous baggage policy for all of is flights, as passengers are allowed to check two bags of up to 50 pounds each free of charge for transatlantic flights, and a carry-on bag of up to 22 pounds is allowed as well.	Icelandair In Flight Entertainment While in flight, there is Wi-fi available for purchase, all non-alcoholic beverages are free and there is an in-seat entertainment system that allows individual passengers t control how they are entertained with video and audio options. Also, if you need to charge your smartphone or mobile device , there are USB ports available. The company also boasts of strong on-time arrivals and easy connections between flights - even if you are connecting to a different airline that is a partner of Icelandair.