US EditionIcelandair Begins New Boeing 737 MAX Flights to Istanbul
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Icelandair CEO Bogi Nils Bogason: Direct flights to Istanbul offer the opportunity to further develop our partnership with Turkish Airlines and establish more efficient connections eastwards to meet the growing demand for Iceland, particularly from Asia.
Icelandair begins new Boeing 737 MAX flights to Istanbul
Icelandic carrier Icelandair has launched its new direct service between Reykjavík and Istanbul in Turkey. The new route will be operated up to three times per week by the carrier using its fleet of Boeing 737 MAX 8 narrowbodies. The first flight on the new route departed from Reykjavik-Keflavik Airport (KEF) on September 5, 2025, and was operated by Boeing 737 MAX registered TF-ICJ. According to data obtained from Flightradar24, the first fligh…
Icelandair Expands Global Reach With Direct Flights to Istanbul
Reykjavík, Iceland – Icelandair has launched a new direct flight route connecting Reykjavík to Istanbul, Türkiye, marking a significant expansion of its international network and offering travelers enhanced connectivity between Europe and Asia. The inaugural flight departed today, with the airline scheduling two to three weekly departures. The journey spans approximately five hours and 30 minutes, linking Iceland’s capital with one of the world’…
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