Iceland is in the unusual position of having two airports - courtesy of wartime efforts - serving its capital, Reykjavik, which has less than 250,000 people. All international capacity is located at ...

Keflavík International Airport (also known as Reykjavík-Keflavík Airport) is the largest airport in Iceland and the main international gateway to the country. Keflavík International is located 50km ...

UPDATE: The photo in this week's "name that airport" photo is of Iceland's Reykjavík Airport. It's the domestic airport serving the city of Reykjavík, not to be confused with the larger Keflavik ...

If you are actually flying from Reykjavik, Iceland to Washington, DC, United States or if you are just curious to know the flight time between Reykjavik and Washington, DC, this page will give you the ...

The airspace over Europe is almost completely free of any remnants of the volcanic ash cloud that caused massive flight disruptions over the past week, the European air traffic agency said Friday.

Icelandair announced today that it will begin year-round service from Denver to Iceland next spring with four flights a week to Reykjavik. From its hub in the country’s capital, the airline serves ...

Quickest one-stop flight takes close to 6 hours. However, some airlines could take as long as 25 hours based on the stopover destination and waiting duration. Waiting time at intermediate airports ...

I just got back from a trip to Scotland — which I loved — on Icelandair, which I’ve loved in the past. This time? Not so much. The airline’s rapid growth and the resultant chaos I encountered at its ...

The Icelandic volcano Fagradalsfjall, located near the country’s capital Reykjavik and its airport Keflavik, has travelers both worried and in awe as the hotspot spews lava into the surrounding areas.