Air Iceland
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Air Iceland (IATA: NY, ICAO: FXI) is Iceland's regional airline, founded in 1997 and now operating as part of Icelandair Group following a 2021 merger. Based in Reykjavik, it serves Iceland's main hubs and regional routes with a mixed fleet.
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Air Iceland (IATA code NY, ICAO code FXI) is a regional airline serving Iceland and the North Atlantic. Founded in 1997, the airline merged with and now operates as Icelandair effective 16 March 2021, operating under the Icelandair Group umbrella. The carrier maintains headquarters at Reykjavik Airport in Reykjavik, Iceland.
Air Iceland operates from two primary hubs: Keflavik International Airport and Reykjavik Airport. The airline connects Iceland's communities and offers regional air transport across the country and to nearby territories. Its network focuses on point-to-point regional services rather than long-haul international routes.
The fleet comprises five aircraft types: Airbus A321, Boeing 737, Boeing 757, Boeing 767, and De Havilland Canada Dash 8. This mix of narrow-body and regional turboprops supports both domestic operations on shorter routes and slightly longer regional services. The combination reflects Air Iceland's role as a regional carrier serving Iceland's geography and seasonal travel patterns.