US EditionFirst-Ever Iceland Route: Alaska Airlines Adds Daily Reykjavík Flights with Free Wi-Fi, Premium Fleet Upgrades
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From 28 May 2026, Alaska Airlines will open a direct line between Seattle-Tacoma and Reykjavík-Keflavík airports, which will make it the longest flight in the world by a Boeing 737 by an American airline. The crossing is expected to take approximately 7.25 a.m. on the way (to Iceland) and almost 8 hours on the way back. The Seattle-Reykjavik summer route, operated in Boeing 737 MAX 8, meets the enthusiasm for Iceland, a popular destination for a…
Alaska Airlines Will Operate The Longest Boeing 737 Flight Of Any US Carrier With 3,622-Mile Route To Iceland
Alaska Airlines will operate the longest Boeing 737 flight of any US carrier with the launch of a new non-stop route between Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and Reykjavík from May 2026. Passengers will have to forego the comforts of a widebody aircraft for the 3,622-mile flight, which will take around seven hours and 25 minutes on… The post Alaska Airlines Will Operate The Longest Boeing 737 Flight Of Any US Carrier With 3,622-Mile Route To…
First-Ever Iceland Route: Alaska Airlines Adds Daily Reykjavík Flights with Free Wi-Fi, Premium Fleet Upgrades
Alaska Airlines debuts daily Seattle-Reykjavík flights starting May 28, 2026, featuring complimentary Wi-Fi, enhanced First Class dining, and Icelandair lounge access. New partnership enables connections to 35+ European destinations.
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