Icelandair CEO Bogi Nils Bogason states that the acquisition of a stake in Fly Play Europe will not lead to job losses abroad, but rather aims to increase employment opportunities in Iceland, despite a small part of operations moving to Malta.
Icelandair has purchased a 49% stake in Fly Play Europe's air operating license in Malta. This acquisition is expected to involve the hiring of staff in Malta and is described as a different concept from Play's previous ideas.
Tómas Ingason, Icelandair's EVP of Revenue, Service, and Marketing, reports growing popularity for Saga Premium seats, with more passengers opting for front-of-plane travel, especially with the increased availability in new Max aircraft.
Heart Aerospace's ES-30 hybrid-electric aircraft, backed by Icelandair, has received FAA clearance for flight testing, marking a step forward for commercial electric aviation.
Two Icelandair pilots had their licenses revoked months after performing an unauthorized low-altitude flyover of a pilot's hometown as a retirement tribute.
Icelandair announced a loss of 4 billion Icelandic krónur in the second quarter of the year, even as the airline achieved record revenues during the same period. This financial setback comes despite strong sales performance.
Analysis firm Akkur predicts Icelandair's revenue will increase by 5.1% in the second quarter of 2026, reaching $486.2 million. This forecast is based on strong seat utilization and a 5.3% rise in average ticket prices, despite a slight 1.3% reduction in flight capacity.
Passengers traveling with Icelandair from Keflavík to Copenhagen reported receiving their luggage covered in sludge and emitting a foul odor, leading them to discard the bags.
Negotiations for a collective agreement between Icelandic airline pilots and Icelandair have made little progress, according to the chairman of the Icelandic Airline Pilots' Association (FÍA), despite both negotiating committees signing a joint statement.
Wage negotiations between Icelandair and the Icelandic Flight Engineers' Association have concluded without success, prompting the union to consider its next steps.
A traveler shares their experience and review of flying in Icelandair's Saga Premium class on a long-haul flight from Baltimore to Copenhagen, detailing the amenities and value for the $2,637 cost.
Negotiations between Icelandair and the Icelandic Airline Pilots' Association remain heavy and difficult, with a meeting concluding in the afternoon and another scheduled for the following morning.
No new meeting has been called by the state mediator in the wage dispute between pilots and Icelandair, but a media ban remains in effect regarding the negotiations.
Representatives from Icelandair and the Icelandic Pilots' Association (FÍA) are meeting to continue negotiations, with the dispute still described as very difficult. The ongoing talks aim to resolve the contentious issues between the airline and its pilots.
Icelandair has signed a cooperation agreement with Canadian airline WestJet and a letter of intent for collaboration with AEGEAN Airlines, Greece's largest airline, over the weekend.
The Icelandic State Mediator has summoned representatives of the negotiating parties in the labor dispute between Icelandair pilots and the company to a meeting scheduled for tomorrow.
Icelandair has confirmed it is temporarily using an aircraft and crew from Lithuanian airline Heston Airlines since June 3 to cover a fleet delay as part of its operational arrangements.
Progress has been made in wage negotiations between Icelandair and the Icelandic Airline Pilots' Association (FÍA), with Icelandair presenting new proposals during a meeting with the state mediator.
A negotiation meeting has been called for tonight at 7 PM to address the wage dispute between Icelandair pilots and the company, confirmed by the state mediator.
A former CEO of Icelandair suggests that the tough stance in the company's wage dispute with pilots is partly due to shareholders' refusal to continue subsidizing operations. The airline has not been profitable for nine years, leading to shareholder frustration.
Icelandic ministers, including the Prime Minister, have refused to comment on the ongoing wage dispute between Icelandair pilots and the company, stating that they will not discuss the matter while it is in its current state.
Ideas for short-term agreements in the wage dispute between Icelandair and the Icelandic Airline Pilots' Association have been on the table for a long time, according to state mediator Ástráður Haraldsson.
The labor dispute between Icelandair and the Icelandic Airline Pilots' Association is described as 'very difficult' by the state mediator, Ástráður Haraldsson.
The Icelandic tourism sector is expressing concerns about a decrease in flight availability for the upcoming autumn season, while an analyst suggests Icelandair's business model is facing challenges that may be alleviated by the introduction of long-range jets.
Icelandair has assured passengers that most flights will reach their destinations, despite discussions about cancellations due to unofficial actions by pilots.
An investigation has concluded that pilots were responsible due to their “coordinated actions” in an unspecified incident, with Icelandair also declared to bear full responsibility.
Jón Þór Þorvaldsson, chairman of the Icelandic Association of Professional Pilots, states that Icelandair bears full responsibility for the challenging environment since the Covid-19 pandemic, during which pilots made concessions in agreements.
Wage negotiations between the Icelandic Association of Professional Pilots (FÍA) and the Icelandic Aircraft Mechanics' Association (FVFÍ) and Icelandair are set to resume on Thursday, following previous meetings with the state mediator.
Icelandair pilots who respond to the airline's requests to work on their days off will receive 15% of their weekly salary, an amount that can reach up to 400,000 Icelandic krónur.
The Icelandic Airline Pilots' Association (FÍA) has denied reports of engaging in industrial actions amidst an ongoing wage dispute with Icelandair, despite internal discussions about reducing work flexibility.
Icelandair has stated that there are strong indications of unofficial strike actions being carried out by its pilots. The airline suggests these actions are impacting operations.
Icelandair CEO Bogi Nils Bogason expressed hope that the company will not need to cancel flights due to ongoing labor negotiations with pilots, aircraft mechanics, and flight attendants. The airline is working to resolve contract disputes with its employees.
Icelandair announced its highest-ever first-quarter revenue in 2026, reaching ISK 42.9 billion, a 21% increase. Despite this, the airline still reported a loss for the quarter.
An Icelandair flight from Berlin to Iceland was canceled mid-day after a malfunction was detected in the aircraft shortly after its engines were started and it was preparing for takeoff.
Icelandair's flight operations director has issued a notice to all pilots regarding a "very serious incident" of low-flying over Vestmannaeyjar on April 11, stating that such disciplinary breaches are unacceptable.
An Icelandair Boeing 757 passenger plane, used for a low-altitude flight over Heimaey, briefly disappeared from Flightradar24's tracking data for four minutes en route from Frankfurt to Iceland.
An Icelandair flight over the Vestmannaeyjar (Westman Islands) has garnered international attention after reports indicated the aircraft was flown below permitted altitude limits over the weekend.
A pilot reportedly performed an unauthorized low-flying farewell flight over his hometown in Iceland before retirement, causing houses to shake and drawing criticism from Icelandair, which stated the stunt was not approved.
Passengers on an Icelandair flight that flew low over Vestmannaeyjar were informed beforehand, but the airline's chief pilot stated the low-flying was likely unauthorized and not known to the company, prompting an investigation.
Icelandair is taking a pilot's unauthorized low-altitude flight over Vestmannaeyjar very seriously, confirming that the airline did not grant permission for the maneuver.
Icelandair, an Icelandic airline, is launching a contest to find an amateur photographer with 'bad skills' for a ten-day trip to Iceland, offering a prize of 43,000 euros.
Approximately twenty Icelandic passengers are stuck in Tórshavn, Faroe Islands, after their Icelandair flight from Copenhagen to Keflavík was delayed, with passengers reporting a lack of information from the airline.
Icelandair staff are currently working to rebook passengers after all flights scheduled after 3 PM today were canceled. The airline is managing the disruption and assisting affected travelers.
Residents in Chiang Mai, Thailand, are experiencing severe health issues, including nosebleeds in children, due to worsening air quality caused by persistent forest fires. The deteriorating conditions are forcing families who once enjoyed the region's lush greenery to relocate.
Icelandair has entered discussions and signed a letter of intent to acquire a minority stake in a Malta-based airline originally established by Play, signaling potential changes to its operating structure and a possible 49% stake in Fly Play Europe.
The third wave of 'No Kings' protests against Donald Trump has swept across over three thousand locations in the United States, with celebrities like Bruce Springsteen, Jane Fonda, and Joan Baez joining millions of demonstrators.
Icelandair has canceled twelve flights, including ten from the United States and two from Canada, which were scheduled to land at Keflavík Airport early tomorrow morning.
Icelandair's CEO stated that SAS's unilateral decision to end their 16-year partnership has positioned Icelandair as a stronger competitor in the airline industry.
Berjaya Hotels Iceland hf., formerly known as Icelandair Hotels, reported a loss of nearly one billion Icelandic krona last year, an improvement from the previous year's 1.6 billion krona loss.
Icelandair's share price has risen by nearly fifteen percent, recovering after a steady decline in recent days following the outbreak of war between the US/Israel and Iran, which also saw oil prices increase.
Icelandair's stock has fallen by nearly twenty percent this year, reaching its lowest point in five years, prompting an economist to voice serious concerns about the stock market.
The Icelandic Cabin Crew Association (FÍA) accuses Icelandair of undermining wage negotiations and preparing for 'social dumping' after Icelandair purchased a stake in Play's Maltese operating license.
Þórhallur H. Reynisson, Icelandair's flight operations manager, was the highest earner in Iceland's aviation sector in 2025, with a monthly salary exceeding 10.5 million Icelandic krónur.
Icelandair is operating under demanding conditions, with no immediate decisions made regarding the future development or expansion of its aircraft fleet.
The FAA has proposed inspections for hundreds of Boeing 737 planes due to concerns over incorrect seat installations. Icelandair confirmed that while they purchase seats separately, the incorrect setup does not affect their aircraft.
The CEO of Icelandair expressed satisfaction with the second-quarter results and conveyed optimism for the third quarter, despite significant increases in fuel prices.
Two pilots were temporarily stripped of their licenses, one for one year and the other for two, after flying an Icelandair plane at a low altitude over Vestmannaeyjar on April 11, as confirmed by the Icelandic Transport Authority.
Icelandair transported 545,000 passengers in June, a 1% decrease from the previous year, but reported an increase in passengers traveling to and from Iceland, indicating strong demand.
Entrepreneurs in Iceland are experimenting with hydrogen production using geothermal energy, aiming to supply sustainable jet fuel to all of Europe. Icelandair has expressed interest in the project.
Icelandair searched for the world's worst photographer and, after reviewing over 127,000 entries from 178 countries, found its winner: a French woman who is now being paid for her 'terrible' photos.
Icelandic State Mediator Ástráður Haraldsson expressed optimism that negotiations between pilots and Icelandair are progressing, noting a more constructive atmosphere at the bargaining table compared to previous days.
The wage dispute between Icelandair and its pilots saw no developments over the weekend, according to the chairman of the Icelandic Airline Pilots' Association.
Icelandair has leased an aircraft and its crew from the Lithuanian airline Heston Airlines to operate scheduled flights, an arrangement that began on June 3rd.
Iceland's state mediator reports that Icelandair continues to seek foreign labor, and it remains uncertain whether new proposals will advance ongoing wage negotiations with the pilots' union.
A meeting between Icelandair and the Icelandic Association of Professional Pilots (FÍA) concluded after two and a half hours, indicating ongoing discussions between the parties.
The transportation network established by Icelandair is deemed to have fundamental impacts on the development of data centers and land-based aquaculture in Iceland, with companies relying on its route system.
A meeting has been called between the negotiating committees of the Icelandic Association of Airline Pilots (FÍA) and Icelandair. The meeting is scheduled for 7 PM tomorrow evening at Karphúsið.
An Icelandair pilot stated that the public discussion surrounding the wage dispute between Icelandair and the Icelandic Pilots' Association has been 'harsh, unfair, and wrong'.
An Icelandair flight was canceled due to a staffing shortage, impacting passengers. This incident highlights ongoing operational challenges for the airline.
Icelandair has canceled nearly 40 flights, including a recent one to Zurich, due to an ongoing pay dispute with its pilots and crew shortages. Negotiations between the airline and pilots remain far from a resolution.
A discussion has emerged regarding the critical importance of Icelandair's issues to the government, with suggestions that shareholders should bear the responsibility for wages.
Icelandair passengers have been notified of potential delays at Keflavík Airport's border control due to "minimum staffing," which could lead to longer queues than usual.
Negotiations between Icelandair and its pilots over wage agreements remain ongoing, with a scheduled meeting postponed but set to resume. The state mediator has requested that negotiators refrain from speaking to the media about the discussions.
Icelandair, Iceland's national airline, is debuting in Poland with new routes from Gdańsk, initially offering three weekly flights and later expanding to four.
Icelandair attributes recent flight cancellations to 'concerted actions' by pilots who suddenly stopped selling their days off, a practice the airline states is part of their collective bargaining agreement.
Icelandair is working with the seat manufacturer to address specific problems reported with seats in its new Airbus aircraft, according to a response from the company to Morgunblaðið.
Icelandair CEO Bogi Nils Bogason has strongly criticized the coordinated actions of the airline's pilots, which he claims are part of an ongoing wage dispute involving both pilots and flight engineers.
Icelandair has cancelled multiple flights, including a cargo flight, due to ongoing staffing shortages and disputes. This marks a recurring issue for the airline, with at least a third flight being affected.
Senator Rand Paul's son, William Paul, has apologized after reportedly making antisemitic and anti-gay remarks during a drunken tirade in Washington D.C., accosting a New York congressman. He is reportedly seeking help following the incident.
Icelandair's stock price fell by 5.4 percent today, reaching 0.73 kronor per share, as the company continues to be affected by an unresolved labor dispute. The ongoing negotiations are casting a shadow over the airline's market performance.
The chairman of the Icelandic Professional Pilots' Association has criticized Icelandair's CEO for inviting pilots to discuss wage issues directly, bypassing the union in collective bargaining.
Icelandair's maintenance station technical manager reportedly threatened the company's aircraft technicians twice with warnings and dismissal if they did not adhere to the previously agreed summer shift schedule.
A pilot who worked for Icelandair for 43 years claims the company likely intends to engage in social dumping in Malta to reduce staff costs by acquiring Play's operating license.
Icelandair reported that 1,900 passengers booked directly to Egilsstaðir last year, with the town now more visible in the airline's route network following the integration of domestic and international flights.
An Icelandair pilot, who was flying with the captain involved in a low-flying incident over Vestmannaeyjar, has been grounded while the incident is under investigation.
Icelandair's loss after tax in the first quarter of 2026 amounted to a total of 5.6 billion Icelandic króna. Looking at the same quarter last year, the loss was 6.1 billion Icelandic króna.
Airlines worldwide are experiencing widespread flight cancellations and significant financial losses due to a severe jet fuel crisis, with some carriers adjusting operations and fuel sourcing in response. The crisis is impacting various regions, including Europe and the UK.
Icelandair has secured a new four-year contract to continue operating flights to Ísafjörður, ensuring air service to the region for the foreseeable future.
Iceland's Minister of Infrastructure has refused to comment on an Icelandair aircraft's low-flying incident, citing an ongoing investigation into the matter.
Estonian clarinetist Selvadore Rähni was among the passengers on an Icelandair flight that performed a low-altitude flyover of the Westman Islands last weekend, describing the pilot as an "Icelandic Maverick."
An unauthorized low-altitude flight by an Icelandair passenger plane over Vestmannaeyjar town, which the airline condemned, has now garnered significant attention from aviation enthusiasts worldwide.
An Icelandair pilot flying from Frankfurt requested a change in flight path to perform a low-altitude flight over Vestmannaeyjar, Iceland, during landing approach.
Icelandair CEO Bogi Nils Bogason stated that the airline's core operations will remain in Iceland, despite considering a stake in a Maltese airline and discussing the use of staffing agencies in Malta.
Icelandair transported 342,000 passengers in March, with CEO Bogi Nils Bogason noting that weather conditions in Iceland had an impact on the airline's operations.
Severe weather conditions across Iceland have led to the closure of major roads, including Reykjanesbraut, and significant disruptions to almost all flights, with many cancellations reported.
The Icelandic Road and Coastal Administration is exploring options to reduce service requirements for flights to Ísafjörður to lower costs, following a high bid from Icelandair. The mayor of Ísafjörður is considering the implications for other potential providers.
An Icelandair flight from Dublin to Iceland was canceled after experiencing a hard landing. A brand new aircraft was left behind in Dublin following the incident.
Icelandair was forced to cancel eleven flights yesterday and subsequently worked to rebook approximately 3,600 passengers onto new flights, according to the airline's spokesperson.
Icelandair and other airlines have canceled or delayed all international flights scheduled to depart from Keflavík Airport tomorrow morning, though domestic flights remain on schedule.
Icelandair deployed its Boeing-757 'Katla' for two additional flights to Akureyri today, aiming to alleviate significant flight disruptions experienced yesterday due to adverse weather conditions.
The mayor of Isafjordur, Sigríður Júlía Brynleifsdóttir, stated that the rejection of Icelandair's bid to operate the Reykjavik-Isafjordur flight route was not surprising, given that the offer significantly exceeded the Road Administration's cost estimate.
Ákvörðun SAS um að slíta samstarfi við Icelandair eftir 16 ár var einhliða að sögn Tómasar Ingasonar, framkvæmdastjóra tekju-, þjónustu- og markaðssviðs Icelandair.
Bogi Nils Bogason, CEO of Icelandair, has expressed dissatisfaction with remarks made by Infrastructure Minister Eyjólfur Ármannsson during a Sunday evening news broadcast.
Icelandair, Iceland's national carrier, announced its busiest February ever, transporting 289,000 passengers during the month. This figure represents a 15% increase compared to the same period last year, with travelers heading to Iceland accounting for a significant portion.
A doctor, Ásgeir Theódórsson, reported a frustrating experience with Icelandair after his luggage went missing on a flight from Keflavík to Barcelona on August 6th, and he still hasn't received it two weeks later.
Negotiations between Icelandair and the Icelandic Airline Pilots' Association (FÍA) have reportedly taken on a new tone following a summer break, according to the FÍA chairman.
Intense negotiation meetings are anticipated between Icelandair and the Icelandic Airline Pilots' Association, as both parties prepare for upcoming wage talks under the state mediator.
Icelandair has signed lease agreements for six additional Airbus A320neo aircraft as part of its ongoing fleet modernization program, preparing to retire its remaining Boeing 757 and 767 jets.
An emergency slide on an Icelandair passenger jet partially deployed before takeoff on a flight from Alicante to Keflavík yesterday, according to Icelandair's information officer, Guðni Sigurðsson.
Icelandair announced a loss of ISK 4 billion in the second quarter, attributing it to higher fuel prices despite a 7% year-on-year increase in revenue. The airline, however, expects a stronger third quarter compared to last year.
Icelandair is investigating how a strong fish odor contaminated luggage on a recent flight to Copenhagen, stating that leaks from cargo are deemed impossible due to strict fish transport regulations.
Icelandair carried 545,000 passengers in June, a 1% decrease from the same month last year, with a load factor of almost 86% and on-time performance just under 85%.
Wage negotiations between the Icelandic Flight Engineers' Association and Icelandair have broken down. The association will assess the situation and decide on its next steps in the coming days.
A survey conducted among Icelandair mechanics revealed that 70 percent are in favor of strike actions. The poll was conducted between June 15-17, with nearly 75 percent participation.
Negotiations between Icelandair and the Icelandic Pilots' Association (FÍA) are ongoing, with both parties aiming to finalize a new collective bargaining agreement by September 15. The discussions follow a period of turbulence but are now focused on reaching a resolution.
Icelandic state mediator Ástráður Haraldsson described the negotiations between pilots and Icelandair as 'heavy and difficult' after their latest meeting concluded today.
Three Icelandair flights have been canceled due to a pilot shortage, with company officials suggesting that informal actions by pilots have resumed, indicating an escalation in ongoing disputes.
AEGEAN and Icelandair have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for a codeshare partnership, aiming to enhance connectivity between Greece and Iceland and expand travel options.
Aegean Airlines and Icelandair have formed a strategic codeshare partnership to enhance connectivity between Greece and Iceland. This collaboration will allow passengers to book flights on both airlines under a single code, improving travel options.
Icelandair and the Icelandic Airline Pilots' Association are scheduled to meet again with the state mediator tomorrow to address their ongoing labor dispute.
Icelandair pilots are currently reviewing proposals presented by the company during a conciliation meeting. A state mediator does not expect any significant developments in the dispute until after the weekend.
The Icelandic Aircraft Engineers' Association has urged Icelandair to abandon its plans to outsource specialized and technical jobs abroad, advocating for the retention of these positions within the country.
The state mediator has called negotiating committees from Icelandair and the Icelandic Airline Pilots' Association to a meeting tonight. Discussions primarily revolve around rest periods, work arrangements, and wet leasing.
Iceland's Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs, Daði Már Kristófersson, stated that the government will not intervene in the ongoing wage dispute between Icelandair and the Icelandic Association of Airline Pilots (FÍA) as long as there is still progress in negotiations.
An Icelandair flight from Tenerife was canceled after the aircraft was involved in a collision, leaving the plane grounded. Two workers were injured in the incident, and damages are estimated at 50,000 euros.
Many details remain unclear regarding the wage agreements for Icelandair pilots, as negotiations between the airline and the Icelandic Association of Professional Pilots (FÍA) appear to be making little progress.
The state mediator, Ástráður Haraldsson, reports no new developments in the wage dispute between Icelandair and the Icelandic Aircraft Pilots' Association (FÍA), with efforts ongoing to resume talks.
No new meeting has been called in the labor dispute between Icelandair and the Icelandic Airline Pilots' Association, but phone conversations have taken place over the weekend.
The Reykjanes District Court in Iceland has dismissed a defamation lawsuit filed by Guðmundur Þórðarson and Rut Ólafsdóttir, parents of Sólon Guðmundsson, against Icelandair ehf.
A Singaporean individual has been named a finalist in Icelandair's unique global campaign, which seeks to find and celebrate 'really bad photographers'.
Icelandair has issued a statement assuring passengers that they do not need to worry, without specifying the exact nature of the concerns. The airline aims to alleviate any anxieties among its travelers.
Icelandair has filed a request for the dismissal of a defamation lawsuit brought against the airline by the parents of Sólon Guðmundsson. Oral arguments regarding the request took place in the District Court of Reykjanes today.
Airlines, including Royal Air Maroc and Icelandair, are reducing flight schedules due to rising fuel costs exacerbated by Middle East tensions and ongoing aircraft shortages. Retail companies are also considering cutting delivery frequencies to mitigate price increases.
Sjóvá and Icelandair have initiated a collaboration allowing Sjóvá's "Stofn" customers to collect Icelandair loyalty points through their transactions.
Negotiation committees for Icelandair and its pilots are currently meeting with the state mediator, with the meeting having started at nine in the morning.
Icelandair has announced its decision to cease operations of its Boeing 757 aircraft fleet earlier than originally planned. The airline is phasing out the jets sooner than anticipated.
The chairman of the Icelandic Airline Pilots' Association questioned Icelandair's responsibility to the community that supported it during COVID-19, in light of the airline's plans to acquire Fly Play Europe's operating license.
The chairman of the Icelandic Commercial Pilots’ Association has denied Icelandair's claims that pilots are engaging in informal strike action amidst ongoing wage negotiations, following reports of cancelled and delayed flights.
The chairman of the Icelandic Airline Pilots' Association (FÍA) expressed surprise at comments from the Icelandair CEO suggesting informal strike actions had begun among the company's pilots, denying any such actions.
An Icelandair flight from Keflavík Airport to Brussels experienced a delay of over two hours this morning due to several crew members being absent. An airline spokesperson confirmed the incident, stating that parts of the crew were unavailable.
A former Icelandair pilot has expressed concerns that the airline's reported plans to expand operations through Malta could lead to changes in staffing arrangements and undercut existing labor agreements.
Major airlines are canceling thousands of flights and raising ticket prices in response to surging jet fuel costs and supply shortages. This situation is impacting travel plans globally, with some nations seeking new fuel suppliers.
Jökull Júlíusson performed a song for passengers at Keflavík Airport yesterday, as Kaleo announced their major concert at Þingvellir this summer and the singer's new wine onboard Icelandair.
Icelandair announced a post-tax loss of 5.6 billion Icelandic krona for the first quarter of 2026, an improvement compared to the 6.1 billion krona loss reported in the same period last year.
The wage dispute between Icelandair and its pilots has been referred to state mediation. This move aims to resolve the ongoing negotiations between the airline and its pilot union.
Icelandair has launched an unusual promotion offering a free 10-day trip to Iceland, including flights, accommodation, and up to 43,000 euros, to a photographer with poor skills as part of their 'Really Bad Photographer' campaign.
Icelandair has launched a unique campaign to find the "worst photographer in the world," attracting a massive response with 50,000 applications already submitted.
Ólafur Bragason, an Icelandair pilot who flew low over a populated area with his co-pilot, is noted as one of the highest earners in the aviation industry, having worked for Icelandair since the 1980s.
An Icelandair pilot caused panic by flying extremely low over residential areas during his farewell flight before retirement, passing over his hometown.
Icelandair has launched a unique marketing campaign, inviting netizens to submit intentionally bad photographs of Iceland, challenging the country's picturesque image.
Representatives from Icelandair's three main employee unions are awaiting further information from the airline regarding its proposed business operations in Malta, affecting over 3,000 employees.
Nearly all Icelandair domestic flights to Akureyri, Egilsstaðir, and Ísafjörður were cancelled today due to adverse weather conditions, with additional flights planned for tomorrow as needed.
Icelandair successfully rebooked 3600 passengers after eleven flights from Keflavík Airport were canceled and ten were delayed due to a severe storm, causing major disruptions yesterday morning.
British passengers, including a systems engineer and his wife, expressed their love for Iceland and praised the Icelandair crew after being stuck on a flight to London.
All domestic flights in Iceland scheduled for the afternoon have been canceled until tomorrow due to extreme weather conditions across the country, according to Icelandair.
Icelandair has announced further flight disruptions and cancellations for morning flights to Europe and afternoon flights from Europe due to adverse weather conditions, with domestic flights also expected to be affected.
The Icelandic Road and Coastal Administration has rejected Icelandair's 3.5 billion ISK bid to operate scheduled flights to Ísafjörður, as the offer significantly exceeded the 1.3 billion ISK cost estimate, despite Icelandair being the sole bidder.
There are growing calls for a review of the Icelandic labor market model, with figures like Icelandair CEO Bogi Nils Bogason advocating for such a revision to enhance societal stability.
Bogi Nils Bogason, CEO of Icelandair, believes that Eyjólfur Ármannsson, Minister of Infrastructure, should speak carefully about companies listed on the stock market.
He has little concern for worries about the status...
The Minister of Infrastructure is concerned about the decline in Icelandair's share price. Icelandair's share price has fallen by twenty percent since the beginning of the year. In a notification to the Stock Exchange in the autumn, it was stated that...