Icelandair's extensive winter schedule....

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Icelandair’s winter schedule for 2022-2023 is extensive, or around 95-104% of the 2019-2020 winter capacity. The destinations with the most frequency are popular cities in Europe and North America, Copenhagen, London, New York, and Boston. Among Icelanders, demand has also been strong to sun holidays and skiing destinations like Tenerife, Alicante, Munich, and Salzburg.

Increased frequency and flexibility

This winter, Icelandair will on average offer seventeen flights a week to New York, more than twenty to London, eleven to Boston and two to three flights a day to Copenhagen. By offering more than one trip a day, customers have more diverse departure times to choose from, increasing flexibility.

Within Iceland, Icelandair offers three destinations, Akureyri, Ísafjörður and Egilsstaðir, with around twelve weekly flights to Ísafjörður, 28-39 flights to Akureyri and around twenty to Egilsstaðir.

Icelanders long for sunshine and skiing

Among Icelanders, demand for flights to sunny destinations and skiing trips has been strong, with Icelandair offering frequent flights to Tenerife and Alicante. Munich and Salzburg are popular for skiing and the airline offers diverse travel dates to these destinations.

Bogi Nils Bogason, Icelandair president and CEO: Icelandair employees have done a great job in ramping up the operations since the lifting of travel restrictions. We have introduced an ambitious winter schedule, similar in size to our pre-pandemic schedule. This extensive winter schedule shows the strength of our network and business model and the strong demand we see in all our markets. For an island nation like Iceland, flight connections are extremely important, and we are proud to be able to offer around 220 departures a week to 38 destinations around the world, as well as good connectivity within Iceland.

North America	New York JFK	10 flights a week	Year-round
	Boston	11 flights a week	Year-round
	Baltimore	3 flights a week	Year-round
	Minneapolis	4 flights a week	Until 4 January. Restarts 22 March.
	Orlando	4-5 flights a week	Starts 15 September
	Seattle	7 flights a week	Year-round
	Washington	7 flights a week	Year-round
	Denver	6 flights a week	Until 7 January. Restarts 29 March
	New York EWR	7 flights a week	Year-round
	Portland	4 flights a week	Until 6 January
	Chicago	5 flights a week	Year-round
	Raleigh-Durham	4 flights a week	Until 7 January
	Toronto	7 flights a week	Year-round
	Vancouver	4 flights a week	Until 30 October

Europe	Copenhagen	2-3 flights a day	Year-round
	Oslo	8 flights a week	Year-round
	Stockholm	8 flights a week	Year-round
	Helsinki	4 flights a week	Year-round
	Billund	2 flights a week	Until 24 October and around the Holidays
	Glasgow	5 flights a week	Year-round
	Manchester	5 flights a week	Year-round
	Dublin	7 flights a week	Year-round
	London LHR	14 flights a week	Year-round
	London LGW	7 flights a week	Year-round
	Amsterdam	7 flights a week	Year-round
	Frankfurt	7 flights a week	Year-round
	Berlin	6 flights a week	Year-round
	Paris CDG	8 flights a week	Year-round
	Zurich	5 flights a week	Year-round
	Milano	3 flights a week	Until 29 October
	Munich	6 flights a week	Year-round
	Salzburg	1 flight a week	21 December – 11 March
	Brussel	3-4 flights a week	Year-round
	Alicante	1-2 flights a week	Year-round
	Tenerife	4-6 flights a week	Year-round
	Rome	2 flights a week	Until 30 October
	Nuuk	3 flights a week	Year-round
	Kulusuk	2 flights a week	Year-round

Domestic	Akureyri	28 flights a week. 39 flights from 16 March	Year-round. In March AEY-KEF flights are added
	Egilsstaðir	Around 20 flights a week	Year-round
	Ísafjörður	Around 12 flights a week	Year-round