Icelandair
IcelandAbout the airline
Icelandair (FI/ICE) is Iceland's flag carrier, founded in 1937 and based in Hafnarfjörður. Operating from Keflavík International Airport, it serves 60 cities across the North Atlantic and beyond with a modern fleet of 47 aircraft, connecting Europe, North America, and the Arctic region.
Fleet
Icelandair (IATA: FI, ICAO: ICE) is the flag carrier of Iceland, established in 1937. The airline operates a fleet of 47 aircraft serving 60 destinations across Europe, North America, and the Atlantic region. Its main hub is Keflavík International Airport, with additional domestic operations from Reykjavík Airport.
The network spans key European cities and North American gateways, positioning Icelandair as a strategic connector between continents. The airline serves both leisure and business travelers, with particular strength on transatlantic and regional routes. As part of the Icelandair Group, the airline generated revenue of $1.524 billion in 2023 and employs 3,638 staff.
The fleet comprises Boeing 737, Boeing 757, and Boeing 767 widebody jets for long-haul operations, complemented by Bombardier DHC-8-400Q Dash 8 turboprops for regional services. This mixed fleet allows flexibility across short-haul European routes and longer transatlantic flights, supporting the airline's role as a gateway carrier through Iceland.