Air Atlanta Icelandic
IcelandAbout the airline
Air Atlanta Icelandic (CC/ABD) is an Icelandic airline based at Keflavik International Airport, operating since 1986. The carrier specializes in long-haul flights using wide-body aircraft including Airbus A330, A340, and Boeing 747, serving intercontinental routes from its Reykjavik hub.
Fleet
Air Atlanta Icelandic (IATA: CC, ICAO: ABD) is an airline registered in Iceland and headquartered at Keflavik International Airport, located near Reykjavik. The airline was founded in 1986 and has built its operations around a strategic hub at Keflavik, Iceland's primary international gateway, positioning itself as a bridge between Europe, North America, and beyond.
The network and hub model allow Air Atlanta Icelandic to leverage Keflavik's geographic position for transit traffic and point-to-point long-haul services. As a carrier focusing on intercontinental connectivity, the airline operates from a single hub facility, concentrating resources and scheduling coordination at this major Nordic airport.
The fleet composition reflects the airline's long-haul strategy. Air Atlanta Icelandic operates Airbus A330, Airbus A340, and Boeing 747 aircraft-all wide-body jets designed for extended-range flights, high passenger capacity, and premium cabin configurations. This fleet enables the airline to serve distant markets with adequate frequency and comfort standards.