Northern Europe
Flying to and from Iceland
Iceland has 3 airports in our coverage, led by Keflavík (KEF) with 83 nonstop destinations. Between them they reach 25 other countries nonstop and 5 domestic airports. The most connected are United States (16 airports) and United Kingdom (13).
Airports in Iceland
- KEFKeflavík83 destinations
- AEYAkureyri4 destinations
- RKVReykjavík Domestic4 destinations
Where Iceland connects nonstop
United States 16 · United Kingdom 13 · Canada 5 · France 5 · Spain 5 · Greenland 4 · Germany 4 · Italy 4 · Poland 4 · Austria 3 · Denmark 2 · Switzerland 2 · Sweden 2 · Norway 2 · Portugal 2 · Latvia 1 · Faroe Islands 1 · Finland 1 · Netherlands 1 · Belgium 1 · Ireland 1 · Turkey 1 · Czech Republic 1 · Hungary 1 · Lithuania 1
Airlines with the most routes in Iceland
Icelandair 64
easyJet 13
Jet2 10
Wizz Air 8- Neos 4
SAS 3
Delta Air Lines 3- United Airlines 3
Air Canada 2
TUI Airways 2
Edelweiss Air 2
WestJet 2
Based in Iceland: Icelandair.
Busiest routes from Iceland
| Route | Nonstop airlines | Flights a week | Cheapest fare found |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keflavík to Vágar KEF–FAE | Atlantic Airways, Icelandair | 1 | $144 |
Flights a week each way, all airlines, from tracked flights over the last 28 days. Fares are the cheapest one-way found for the coming months.
Flying in Iceland: frequently asked questions
What is the main airport in Iceland?
Keflavík (KEF) in Keflavík, with 83 nonstop destinations. Iceland has 3 airports with scheduled flights in our coverage.
How many countries can you fly to nonstop from Iceland?
25, most of all United States (16 airports), United Kingdom (13 airports) and Canada (5 airports).
Which airlines fly the most routes in Iceland?
Icelandair (64 routes), easyJet (13 routes) and Jet2 (10 routes).
What is the busiest route from Iceland?
Keflavík to Vágar (KEF–FAE), with about 1 flights a week each way in the last 28 days of tracked flights.
Counts come from airport destination tables (Wikipedia, CC BY-SA) matched on Wikidata; charter flights excluded. How we source routes.