Articles Tagged ‘Keflavik’
Routes Reconnected: Keflavik sees Asia as missing piece of network
Keflavik was to receive Juneyao from Shanghai before coronavirus, with Asia a key target for the airport. Its revamped incentive scheme will help.
Kos beat most Euro airports in Sept 2020 – beKos passenger traffic didn’t worsen
Almost every European airport experienced passenger traffic going backward in September 2020. Kos didn’t. We look at its network.
Wizz Air announces 19 routes, including TWO new UK bases
Wizz Air to begin new bases at London Gatwick and Doncaster Sheffield, making three UK bases, while expanding at Riga and Tallinn.
Wizz Air to add 23 new routes across two new bases, including its first in Russia
As Wizz Air announces 23 new routes, we look at what and where. Five of these routes involve St Petersburg, thanks to that city’s new e-visas and seventh freedoms.
Icelandair’s top-20 connecting markets; Paris CDG – Washington IAD #1
About 53% of Icelandair’s passengers connect via Keflavik, with Paris CDG, Amsterdam, Stockholm, and Copenhagen featuring heavily in top-20 airport-pairs.
Icelandic tourism benefiting from 2010’s volcanic eruption; Icelandair, Iceland Express and WOW air all expanding
Traffic at Iceland’s main airport at Keflavik grew 18% last year and last week saw the launch of a new local LCC. But which foreign carriers are also present in Iceland and which LCCs recently started serving the country for the first time? And what’s at the country’s other main airports which our Editor recently […]
30-seconds with: Birkir Holm Gudnason, CEO, Icelandair
Read what Icelandair’s CEO has to say about the new Denver route, what it has in common with just two other of the airline’s routes, and how much the airline is growing this summer. We also asked about the future for the airline’s all 757 fleet.
anna.aero attends both launch ceremonies for Icelandair’s new service to Denver
It’s taken almost five years but anna.aero’s Editor finally tasted a route launch cake in Denver last week. And very nice it was too! Read a ‘live’ report (and see the pictures) of the route launch celebrations at both ends of Icelandair’s new service between Reykjavik/Keflavik and Denver in Colorado.
Icelandic air travel dominated by local airlines; Iceland Express now serves more destinations than Icelandair
First cash problems, then ash problems. But what about Iceland’s air travel market? How has it been affected in recent years and which (few) legacy carriers serve the country? Which are the leading country markets?