The brand-new A321LR brings a fresh level of comfort and efficiency, marking a major step in the airline’s fleet modernization Flying more than eight hours from Miami’s warm Atlantic shores to the ...
Icelandair Group has reported a positive net profit only once since 2017 (in 2023, when its net margin was just 0.7%). Connecting traffic, a segment Icelandair calls 'Via', increased its share of ...
Icelandair has launched its first direct flight from Miami to Reykjavik. The new route connects MIA to Iceland with three weekly flights, offering travelers an to explore the Arctic Circle. The ...
Icelandair will end widebody operations in 2026, after bringing forward the timeline for phasing out its Boeing 767-300ER twinjets by several years amid an effort to address ”unsustainable losses”. It ...
Icelandair and JFK Millennium Partners (JMP)—the company selected by the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey to build and operate John F. Kennedy International Airport’s new Terminal 6 (T6)—have ...
Icelandair plans to leave one airport in the United States and adjust other services but will be back in 2026 for a third year in one of its newest destinations, Pittsburgh. The seasonal service ...
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Paris-based boutique distribution outfit About Premium Content (APC) has picked up global rights to the French crime family saga “Blue Gold,” produced by Banijay Entertaiment’s Authentic Prod for ...
The first Twilight novel debuted in 2005, introducing the world to the romantic tale of Bella Swan and the vampire Edward Cullen. While it's now best known for its hit film series adaptation, fans ...
Icelandair will cease widebody operations when it retires its Boeing 767-300ERs in 2029 and instead fly an entirely narrowbody fleet. The carrier had been considering 767 replacements as part of a ...
Icelandair has launched a new non-stop seasonal service between Nashville and Iceland. Nashville is Icelandair’s eighteenth destination in North America and the airline will offer four flights a week ...
Icelandair has launched flights between its Reykjavik base and Nashville in Tennessee, which becomes the carrier’s 18 th North American destination. The Nordic airline operated its first flight to ...
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