Icelandair has round-trip flights from Denver (DEN) to Reykjavik, Iceland (KEF) for $426-$461, NONSTOP. Flights January to May.
Some small OTAs on Skyscanner have this for as low as $426; which is cheaper than the airline.
Category: <span>Reykjavik</span>
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Icelandair has round-trip flights from Portland (PDX) to Reykjavik (KEF) for $407-$441, NONSTOP. Flights March to May.
Some small OTAs on Skyscanner have this for as low as $407; which is cheaper than the airline.
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Icelandair has round-trip flights from Chicago (ORD) to Reykjavik, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Helsinki, or Barcelona (KEF, AMS, CPH, HEL, BCN) for $359-$476.
Reykjavik flights are Nonstop.
All other flights have a connection in Reykjavik.
Most flights are between December and May, with limited December availability, no Christmas.
Amsterdam is the most expensive fare in this list, Barcelona is the cheapest.
Some small OTAs on Skyscanner have this for cheaper than the airline. I
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Icelandair has round-trip flights from Seattle (SEA) to Reykjavik, Barcelona, Rome, or Amsterdam (KEF, BCN, FCO, AMS) for $355-$478.
Reykjavik flights are NONSTOP, between January and May.
All other destinations have a connection in Reykjavik, between January and March.
Some small OTAs on Skyscanner have this for cheaper than the airline. If you plan on booking there, beware of any site that charges a fee to cancel a ticket within the 24-hour “free” period. Use unknown booking sites at your own risk.
Barcelona is the cheapest fare in this list, starting at $355 on some OTAs.
Rome has limited calendar date availability.
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Icelandair has round-trip flights from New York (JFK) to Reykjavik (KEF) for $328-$361, NONSTOP. Flights January to May. Departures on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Some small OTAs on Skyscanner have this for as low as $328; which is cheaper than the airline.
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United has round-trip flights from Newark/New York (EWR) to Reykjavik (KEF) for $368-$393, NONSTOP. Flights October, November, December, and August. Departures on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday. Holiday blackouts.
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Icelandair has round-trip flights from Chicago (ORD) to Reykjavik (KEF) for $322-$361, NONSTOP. Flights August to December. No Christmas dates available.
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Icelandair has round-trip flights from Seattle or Portland (SEA, PDX) to Reykjavik (KEF) for $368-$411, NONSTOP. Flights August to December. No Christmas dates available.
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Icelandair has round-trip flights from New York/Newark (JFK/EWR) to Reykjavik (KEF) for $275-$311, NONSTOP. Flights August to December. Extended weekends available. No Christmas dates available.
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Icelandair has round-trip flights from New York/Newark (JFK/EWR) to Reykjavik (KEF) for $300-$341, NONSTOP. Flights August to February. Extended weekends available.
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Icelandair has round-trip flights from Seattle (SEA) to Reykjavik (KEF) for $370-$411, NONSTOP. Flights August to October. Extended weekends available.
Some small OTAs on Skyscanner have this for cheaper than the airline. If you plan on booking there, beware of any site that charges a fee to cancel a ticket within the 24-hour “free” period. Use unknown booking sites at your own risk.
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Icelandair has round-trip flights from Portland (PDX) to Reykjavik, Iceland (KEF) for $370-$411, NONSTOP. Flights August to October. No Tuesday departures. Extended weekends available.
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Icelandair has round-trip flights from Portland (PDX) to Reykjavik (KEF) for $387-$399, NONSTOP. Flights August to October. No Tuesday departures. Extended weekends available.
Some small OTAs on Skyscanner have this for as low as $361; which is cheaper than the airline. If you plan on booking there, beware of any site that charges a fee to cancel a ticket within the 24-hour “free” period. Use unknown booking sites at your own risk.
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Icelandair has round-trip flights from Seattle (SEA) to Reykjavik (KEF) for $387-$399, NONSTOP. Flights September to October. Extended weekends available.
Some small OTAs on Skyscanner have this for as low as $361; which is cheaper than the airline. If you plan on booking there, beware of any site that charges a fee to cancel a ticket within the 24-hour “free” period. Use unknown booking sites at your own risk.
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Icelandair has round-trip flights from Denver (DEN) to Reykjavik (KEF) for $447-$460, NONSTOP. Flights September to February. Extended weekends available.
Some small OTAs on Skyscanner have this for as low as $424; which is cheaper than the airline.
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Icelandair has round-trip flights from Chicago (ORD) to Reykjavik (KEF) for $397-$410, NONSTOP. Flights September to February. Extended weekends available.
Some small OTAs on Skyscanner have this for as low as $374; which is cheaper than the airline. If you plan on booking there, beware of any site that charges a fee to cancel a ticket within the 24-hour “free” period. Use unknown booking sites at your own risk.
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Icelandair has round-trip flights from Seattle or Portland (SEA, PDX) to Reykjavik (KEF) for $447-$460, NONSTOP. Flights departing Seattle September to February. Flights departing Portland September to November.
Some small OTAs on Skyscanner have this for as low as $424; which is cheaper than the airline. If you plan on booking there, beware of any site that charges a fee to cancel a ticket within the 24-hour “free” period. Use unknown booking sites at your own risk.
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Icelandair has round-trip flights from New York (JFK) to Reykjavik (KEF) for $337-$350, NONSTOP. Flights September to February. Extended weekends available.
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Icelandair and PLAY have round-trip flights from New York (JFK) to Reykjavik (KEF) for $238-$361, NONSTOP. Flights March to June. Extended weekends available.
A Carry on bag (20-lbs @ 21.6 x 15.7 x 7.8 inches) and a personal item (15.7 x 11.8 x 5.9 inches) is allowed for free on Icelandair. You can avoid seat selection fees by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.
Icelandair offers free stopovers, which good if you want spend a few nights in Reykjavik. More details are on their website (link).
PLAY is a budget carrier that has more add-on fees for basic amenities.
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Delta and Virgin Atlantic have round-trip flights from Denver (DEN) to Reykjavik (KEF) for $364 with a connection. Flights in May and August. Departures on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
A Carry-on bag and also a personal item is allowed for free on Delta. You can avoid paying for seat selection by accepting the randomly assigned seat at the gate.