Velkomin um borð! Icelandair now connects Berlin Tegel to Reykjavik in Ice-land three times a week. The airline will fly to the world’s northernmost capital every Monday, Friday and Sunday.
The flight time to Reykjavik is about three and a half hours. All routes are operated by Boeing 757 aircraft.
Whether it is volcanoes, mountains, glaciers or the famous geysers – Iceland’s natural landscape leaves nothing to be desired. Breathtaking sunsets make the ice shine red in the winter months and make for unforgettable moments. If you are lucky, on clear winter nights you can see flickering green stripes in the sky, the so-called Northern Lights, which bathe the landscape in a magical light.
A good starting point for exploring the island is its capital, Reykjavik. The gateway to Iceland combines tradition and modernity. The cosmopolitan metropolis offers visitors numerous activities, excursions and a vibrant nightlife. A must for every visitor is a trip to the Sun Voyager sculpture (Icelandic: Sólfar) by artist Jón Gunnar Árnason, which recreates a ship and points towards the sunset.
Icelandair is the leading airline for flights to and from Iceland and celebrates its 80th anniversary this year. The airline connects 26 European cities with 18 cities in North America. The network is based on a 24-hour rotation with connecting flights leaving Iceland in the morning and the afternoon. The airline is characterised by its modern aircraft fleet and an individual entertainment-system on-board. On the way to the US or Canada, travellers can stopover in Iceland for up to seven nights without additional flight surcharges and experience the highlights of this versatile island.