Icelandair plans a Reykjavík–Gdansk route from September 2026, starting with three weekly flights and increasing to four in October.

In January 2026, Icelandair achieved groundbreaking success, with a remarkable 14 percent surge in passenger traffic, surpassing three hundred thousand travelers.

Icelandair has joined the ranks of industry giants like United, Delta, Ryanair, American, and LATAM, experiencing a significant surge in passenger growth thanks to strategic route expansions, increased frequency, and a sharp focus on reducing seasonality.

Icelandair plans its first Poland route with Gdansk flights from September 2026, adding new travel options via its Keflavík hub.

Dreaming of an affordable getaway to the Netherlands, Iceland, Spain, Greece, Malta, or Italy? JetBlue, American Airlines, Icelandair, and more bring you the cheapest flights!

Explore the complete list of new flights starting to and from Icelandair in 2026, including Reykjavík to Lisbon, Reykjavík to Venice, Reykjavík to Faro, and Reykjavík to Edinburgh, plus expanded North American connections. Icelandair’s 2026 network promises exciting new routes for global travellers.

Icelandair launches scheduled Miami flights using Airbus A321LR, operating three weekly services through May 2026 as part of its network.

Icelandair carries 5 million passengers in 2025, marking record tourism growth. Explore Iceland in 2026 with new flights and unforgettable experiences.

Icelandair carried 5.1 million passengers in 2025, with higher punctuality, record load factors, and strong December travel demand.

Travelers Within France, Specifically in Paris Face Ten Flight Cancellations with Hundreds of Delays by Air France, easyJet and other Airlines.