Airports in Iceland
Iceland has 9 airports with scheduled passenger flights and an IATA code, 2 of them large. The busiest are Keflavik International Airport (KEF, 8.1 million passengers, Eurostat, 2025), Reykjavík Domestic Airport (RKV, 317,392 passengers, Eurostat, 2025) and Akureyri International Airport (AEY, 215,700 passengers, Eurostat, 2025). Reykjavik has more than one airport; a city code (REK for Reykjavik) stands for all of a city's airports on tickets and in flight searches.
Cities with more than one airport
Busiest routes
| Route | Distance | Passengers / year |
|---|---|---|
| CPH – KEF | 2,151 km | 556,908 |
| AMS – KEF | 2,043 km | 370,666 |
| BOS – KEF | 3,883 km | 354,144 |
| CDG – KEF | 2,247 km | 353,520 |
| KEF – LHR | 1,900 km | 349,515 |
| KEF – OSL | 1,788 km | 286,925 |
| JFK – KEF | 4,172 km | 274,336 |
| FRA – KEF | 2,408 km | 247,091 |
| KEF – MAN | 1,658 km | 213,870 |
| IAD – KEF | 4,504 km | 211,779 |
| AEY – RKV | 250 km | 166,294 |
| EGS – RKV | 382 km | 91,372 |
| IFJ – RKV | 222 km | 28,462 |
| AEY – CPH | 1,988 km | 12,289 |
| AEY – LGW | 1,909 km | 11,135 |
Air fares in Iceland
Consumer prices for flights in Iceland moved +13.7% over the 12 months to August 2026, against the 12 months before, and +27.1% in August 2026 alone on a year earlier.
The price index for flights bought by households (domestic and international together), not a fare on a route.
Eurostat, HICP (prc_hicp_minr, ECOICOP ver. 2: 07.3.3 passenger transport by air), moving 12-month average and annual rate of change. Eurostat has no responsibility for the results of any re-use. Sources