Airlines We Use

(from Heathrow, Manchester & Glasgow) Icelandair offers up to 21 scheduled flights each week from the UK to Iceland, with twice daily departures from London Heathrow, up to 5 each week from Glasgow and twice weekly flights from Manchester. The airline has linked the UK with Iceland for over 60 years. Every flight offers two full service classes, both with pre-allocated seating, Economy Class and Saga Class (Business Class).

Economy Class passengers are served a complementary hot meal and hot drinks and Icelandic spring water. A full bar service is offered at reasonable prices and passengers can enjoy in-flight entertainment including TV favourites and BAFTA-nominated LazyTown for younger travellers.

Saga Class passengers enjoy dedicated check-in and lounge access prior to boarding the aircraft, and are offered drinks and newspapers before take off. The inflight menu offers a real taste of Iceland with a range of three course meals, including a fresh 'catch of the day' option. Complimentary wines, Champagne and spirits are available throughout the flight.

(from Stansted) Since 2003 Iceland Express has offered a service of up to two flights a day between London Stansted and Keflavik Airport, using Boeing MD-90 aircraft. As a low cost carrier, there is only one class and no meals are included, but refreshments are provided at reasonable costs.

(from Gatwick) Our national airline hardly needs any introduction! Usually using Boeing 737s, flights are operated up to five times a week on an economy and business class configuration. Unfortunately it is our experience that the airline is rather inflexible when assisting passengers who are forced to make involuntary changes, and for this reason we are unable to book the airline if you are using flights to Greenland or if you are flying domestically within Iceland during the winter.