Icelandair (FI)

130 non-stop routes across 67 airports. Main hub: Reykjavik (KEF).

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Main hubs for Icelandair

Where Icelandair concentrates its operations — sorted by routes flown from each airport.

#1 · KEF 61 routes Reykjavik Iceland #2 · RKV 4 routes Reykjavik Iceland #3 · MUC 1 routes Munich Germany #4 · JJU 1 routes Qaqortoq Greenland #5 · PRG 1 routes Prague Czech Republic

Where Icelandair flies most

Top destination countries by route count.

#1 69 routes Iceland Flights to Iceland #2 15 routes USA Flights to USA #3 5 routes Spain Flights to Spain #4 5 routes United Kingdom Flights to United Kingdom #5 4 routes Greenland Flights to Greenland #6 4 routes Italy Flights to Italy #7 3 routes Norway Flights to Norway #8 3 routes Germany Flights to Germany

Related guides

Sibling pages from across Flightmaps — country aggregations, airport rosters, and visa context for Icelandair.

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Top Icelandair destinations

Reykjavik · 65 routesLondon · 2 routesNew York · 2 routesAlicante · 1 routeAmsterdam · 1 routeBaltimore · 1 routeBarcelona · 1 routeBergen · 1 routeBerlin · 1 routeBillund · 1 routeBoston · 1 routeBrussels · 1 route

Icelandair network at a glance

  • 130 non-stop routes
  • 67 airports served
  • Total network span: 376,430 km
  • Longest route: KEF-PDX (5,996 km)
  • Shortest route: IFJ-RKV (222 km)

Frequently asked questions about Icelandair

  • How many routes does Icelandair operate?

    Icelandair (FI) operates 130 non-stop routes across 67 airports worldwide.

  • What is Icelandair's main hub?

    Icelandair's busiest hub is Reykjavik (KEF) in Iceland, with 61 non-stop routes from this airport alone.

  • What is Icelandair's longest route?

    Icelandair's longest non-stop route is KEF-PDX at 5,996 km.

  • Where does Icelandair fly the most?

    Icelandair flies most often to Iceland, with 69 routes serving destinations in Iceland.