Keflavik airport on 11.September 2001
20 years ago on Tuesday, 11.September 2001 dozens of planes were flying across the Atlantic between Europe and America. After the crash of the hijacked aircraft in World Trade Center…
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Reykjavik Flight Academy adds electric planes to the fleet
Reykjavik Flight Academy press-release Reykjavik Flight Academy has entered into an agreement for the purchase of three all-electric eFlyer training aircraft. With the purchase, the school breaks new ground in…
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Icelandair stops flights to Vestmannaeyjar due to low demand
It is impossible to book a flight from Reykjavik (ICAO: BIRK) to Vestmannaeyjar (ICAO: BIVM) on the date after 31 August with Icelandair. The airline stops to serve this seasonal…
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Icelandic Air Traffic Controllers prepare five strikes
A proposal for five independent strikes was approved by a large majority among air traffic controllers at a meeting yesterday morning, MBL reported. The results of the referendum were presented…
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The third Airbus A321neo of Play airline is expected in Iceland next week
Icelandic low-cost airline Play is going to deliver its third Airbus A321neo in Iceland next week, the corporate accounts in social media announced. The third plane will arrive with Icelandic…
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Two Israel airlines started the charter program in Iceland
The first plane of the Israeli airline El Al from Tel Aviv in Israel to Iceland landed at Keflavík Airport around 14:00 UTC 14.July 2021. It was a Boeing 787…
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“Goose”, “Orion” and “everything that can fly” at the airshow in Hella
Bright sun and fresh wind accompanied visitors and pilots at the annual airshow “Allt sem flýgur” (Icelandic “Everything that can fly”) in Hella this year. The airshow gathered many participants…
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Air traffic controllers fired on suspicion of rape
Two air traffic controllers have been fired from Isavia’s subsidiary, Isavia ANS, on suspicion of raping a student in air traffic control, Visir reported. The two men were fired last…
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Organizers of “Allt sem flygur” festival going to repeat last year record
Aviation festival in Southern Iceland “Allt sem flygur” (Icelandic “Everything which flies”) will be attended by a record amount of visitors, same as it was last year. This is expectation…
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Has got a tailstrike. What is known about the second PLAY’s Airbus A321neo past
The second Airbus A321neo for airline Play has arrived in Iceland on 4.July 2021. The plane with registration TF-PLA performed flight from Amarillo Rick Husband International Airport, USA (ICAO: KAMA)…
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