Flying

Icelandair operates flights from Reykjavík to Ísafjörður, Akureyri, Egilsstaðir and Vestmannaeyjar. Icelandair also operates flights to a couple of destinations in Greenland.

Eagle air operates flights from Reykjavík to Hornafjörður and Húsavík.

Norlandair operates flights from Reykjavík to Bíldudalur and Gjögur and from Akureyri to Grímsey, Vopnafjörður and Þórshöfn. Norlandair also serves destinations in Greenland.

You will find information about all airports in Iceland as well as scheduled/live departures and arrivals on the ISAVIA website. ISAVIA also handles the operations and development of Keflavik International Airport in Iceland.

Loftbrú is a discount scheme for all residents who are legally domiciled at a long distance from the capital and on islands. Its purpose is to improve rural area residents’ access to the centralised services of the capital region. The Loftbrú discount scheme provides a 40% discount on the total fare of all domestic routes to and from the capital area. Each individual is entitled to lower fares on up to three round trips to and from Reykjavík per year (six flights).

Read more about Loftbrú on special website set up for the scheme:

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Icelandair and Play are the two airlines currently headquartered in Iceland. Many other airlines fly to Iceland, you will find information on those on the ISAVIA website.

If there is an issue with your flight you may be entitled to a refund, compensation or other service, since air passengers have a high level of rights within the European Economic Area. Find out more about your rights as an air passenger here.