Flight Iceland: Compare all flight tickets and find a cheap flight
The main airlines for the trip the U.S. Iceland
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* Prices are in USD per passenger, including taxes, for a round trip. Prices are based on searches carried out within the last 72 hours. Please note that availability and ticket prices are subject to change and should not be considered as the final price quoted.
Flight ticket prices between the U.S. and Iceland
- The price of buying a flight ticket U.S. - Iceland costs on average $569.
- Flight tickets usually vary between $389 and $960.
- The cheapest month to book a flight U.S. - Iceland is: January.
- The high season corresponds to the months August, September and November.
Flight information
On average there are 49 flights per week from the U.S. to Iceland.
14% of flights are direct flights and 86% are flights with stopover(s).
On average there are 7 direct flights per week.
The duration of the flight depends on your departure and arrival airport. Here are some examples:
- A flight from New York to Reykjavik takes 5h 45m.
- A flight from Seattle to Reykjavik takes 7h 28m.
- A flight from Denver to Reykjavik takes 18h 24m.
- A flight from Washington to Reykjavik takes 5h 53m.
The durations indicated correspond to the shortest flights found on these routes.
The main airlines that operate flights between the U.S. and Iceland are Icelandair, Air France and United Airlines.
The most popular departure airport to the U.S. is: Newark Liberty International Airport.
10% of flights in the U.S. depart from this airport.
The departure airport with the most direct flights is: John F. Kennedy International Airport.
7% of direct flights in the U.S. depart from this airport.
The cheapest departure airport on average is: John F. Kennedy International Airport.
The airports where the most flights land are: Akureyri Airport and Keflavík International Airport.
