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If you prefer to stop over to another destination along the way from London to Iceland, there a number of options to choose from, depending on the airline you select. Lufthansa flights stop over in Frankfurt, Wizz Air flights stop over in Vienna and Scandinavian Airlines flights stop over in Stockholm. You can also find flights that stop over in Barcelona, Copenhagen, Munich and Oslo, where you can spend a few days and extend your trip.
Always contact the airline before you travel if you require special assistance on the aircraft and at the airport. Once you arrive at Keflavik Airport, PRM service staff can assist you with disembarking using a wheelchair or lift, proceeding through Passport Control and Customs and retrieving luggage. There are accessible toilets within the terminal and you can also receive assistance to your onward transport or finding your connecting flight.
If you’re looking for something to eat after your flight to Reykjavik, you can grab a coffee and a snack at Joe and the Juice and 10-11 Convenience Store. The convenience store also has a Dunkin Donuts attached to it, and both cafes are available in the Arrival and Departure Halls. If you have a connecting flight, there are a range of food stores in the South Building, including the Hjá Höllu woodfire pizza near Gate C or Nord Icelandic in the main building.
For those who are not staying in Reykjavik long, you can find the Bílahótel Luggage Storage area 0.3 mi from the departure side of the terminal, near the Airport Hotel. The easiest way to get there is to take the car rental bus, and the office is open 24 hours a day over the summer months. Prices vary depending on luggage size, but a normal sized bag is 2000 ISK for a day (12.50 GBP).
If you want to stay close to the airport, Hotel Keflavík and Park Inn by Radisson offer airport shuttles and are within a 10min drive of the terminal. Closer to Reykjavik city, Hotel Reykjavik Centrum and the Radisson Blu Saga Hotel are located downtown and can also shuttle you to and from the airport.
You can finish your shopping after your flight to Reykjavik at Duty Free Iceland in the Baggage Hall. If you are continuing your journey from the Keflavík Airport, you can find a good range of local shops throughout the terminal. You can find handicrafts and gift ideas at Rammagerðin, electronics at Elko, Icelandic skin care products at Blue Lagoon and hiking and adventure gear at 66˚ North.
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In the last 3 days, the lowest price for a flight to Reykjavik was £23 for a one-way ticket from London and £28 for a return. The most popular route searched for by our users was for flights from London to Reykjavik and the best return deal found in the last 3 days was £66.
PLAY, JetBlue and Icelandair are the most frequent flyers to Reykjavik from United Kingdom.
Reykjavik is 23 miles from the centre of Reykjavik.
On average, a flight to Reykjavik costs £300. The cheapest price found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks cost £22 and departed from London Luton Airport.
The cheapest month for flights to Reykjavik is January. On the other hand, the most expensive months are July and August.
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Find which airlines fly direct to Keflavik Intl, which days they fly and book direct flights.
Direct departures
Monday
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Atlantic Airways, +21 more
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, +22 more
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Tuesday
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, British Airways, +17 more
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, +18 more
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Wednesday
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, British Airways, +21 more
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, +22 more
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Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Atlantic Airways, +17 more
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, +18 more
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Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Atlantic Airways, +20 more
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, +21 more
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Saturday
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, British Airways, +18 more
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, +19 more
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Sunday
Air Greenland, Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, +23 more
Air Greenland, Alaska Airlines, +24 more
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Monday
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Atlantic Airways, +21 more
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, +22 more
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Tuesday
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, British Airways, +17 more
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, +18 more
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Wednesday
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, British Airways, +21 more
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, +22 more
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Thursday
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Atlantic Airways, +17 more
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, +18 more
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Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Atlantic Airways, +20 more
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, +21 more
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Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, British Airways, +18 more
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, +19 more
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Air Greenland, Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, +23 more
Air Greenland, Alaska Airlines, +24 more
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The Crew have no idea about the food they're serving the passengers. The Crew MUST be instructed before each flight about the menu that will be served to the passengers, whether the food is vegetarian or non-vegetarian, whether it is Halal, Kosher or not.
The baggage arrived damaged and i spent EUR 300 on the baggage a month ago. No responsibility from airline or the handles.
Premium Economy is good value in comparison to Business Class. Not all the perks of Business but a lot of leg room and wider seat and elbow room. Food was very good. I even asked for a Gruner Veltliner wine which was not on the trolley and the attendant went into Business/First to get me a glass. Nice little touch. I would like to have a wider selection of music -- more 70's-80's (guess how old I am).
Great crew No entertainment as very short flight and not necessary so no problem I slept so don’t know if there was food or not but there normally is
The delayed flight from Montreal was horrible, I know it was air Canada operated that flight but no gate open to be able to sit ,for 4 hours to wait after 2 flights and long hours. I will never flight with 2 layover and especially trough Montreal. Airport in Munich was the only civilized. Check in in Heraklion was also very slow and disappointed.
Baggage never made it to Frankfurt so which sucks when taking a European vacation. Luggage showed up three days later.
Even though we had an airline approved car seat they insisted it was too large to fit in the plane. This same car seat has traveled to 18 different countries on at least 12 different airlines, including our initial flight on the smaller of the two aircraft used for our round trip travel. When we attempted to push the issue we were told to either check the seat or we could just stay in Helsinki (our layover location). The reasoning was because the flight was full, even though we occupied all 3 seats on our side of the plane/row. The the flight attendant then had the nerve to come back and make a smart comment about how the 2 year old was just as safe sitting in his seat alone (complete BS, because anyone who has ever tried to get a 2 yr old to sit still without a seat for 2+ hrs knows it is not going to happen).
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