Even before the first flights have started, the Icelandic budget carrier has removed 40% of capacity from January.

Liquidity challenges have forced the airline to suspend payments to Iceland’s airport operator, but funds could be on the way.

The airline’s chief executive describes future potential, but the Icelandic government reportedly has its eye on the company.

The carbon intensity gap between the most and least efficient transatlantic carriers is increasing.

The Icelandic carriers brought 1.2 million people to Iceland last year, and the nationalities of the visitors is changing.

Iceland’s low-cost carrier now flies to fifteen North American destinations via Reykjavik.

The Icelandic airline will be flying between cities in the United States and India via Keflivik from December.

The Icelandic budget carrier has hired a company to sell bonds to raise finance to keep its growth on track.

AirHelp, a worldwide flight compensation company, has published a list of 72 airlines ranked by service quality and other factors.

Three airlines are launching routes between the Icelandic airport and the same destination in the US.

CEO: “If you look at flights from India to North America, they actually go directly above Iceland.”

Two Icelandic carriers are now competing to prepare to launch flights to Asia for the first time.

The Icelandic airline will launch routes to Asia and is also considering direct Europe-US flights.

The Icelandic budget carrier gives its new flights between the US and Europe a marketing twist.

As WOW withdraws from Miami, Icelandair says it will increase Tampa and Orlando.

Low-cost upstart’s fleet to grow to 24 aircraft in 2018

Hub prepares to “significantly pass” 10 million in 2018

TTG Media interviews vice president and chief commercial officer

American weighs in as competition to fly to Reykjavik surges

Icelandair steps in to ensure Iceland’s visitors keep flowing