Our partner airlines

We at Icelandair celebrate travel and strive to provide you with endless possibilities to see the world.

That’s why we partner with like-minded airlines that share our passion and commitment towards excellent customer experience and hospitality. We take pride in our ever-growing network of routes that enable us to connect Iceland with the world.

Codeshare partners

We have a codeshare co-operation with a diverse group of partner airlines, that allows us to add the Icelandair code (FI) to flights which they operate, thereby enabling customers to fly further on a single Icelandair ticket.

Our codeshare agreement with Turkish Airlines provides seamless connections and enhances travel options for our customers. Icelandair passengers in North America and Iceland can connect in Europe to travel east via Turkish Airlines’ network to Istanbul. Turkish Airlines worldwide passengers can connect in Europe to travel west via Icelandair’s network to Iceland and Canada.

Our agreement with air Baltic complements Icelandair’s network with strong connectivity to the Baltics and Eastern Europe. Customers can fly between North America and the Baltics utilizing the strengths of our combined network, connecting in Iceland as well as Scandinavia.

Our codeshare agreement with Alaska Airlines extends the reach of our network across the west coast of the US and Canada. Our key gateways of Seattle and Portland connect with Alaska’s wide network to both small and large cities on the west coast. An added perk is mileage accrual and redemption on both airlines for Saga Club and Mileage Plan members.

Our bilateral codeshare agreement with Finnair gives our customers access to Finnair’s network from Helsinki within Europe. At the same time, customers from Asia on their way to Iceland can utilize the extended reach of our combined networks to connect to Iceland via Helsinki.

Our bilateral codeshare agreement with JetBlue gives our customers access to JetBlue North American network out of New York, Boston and Orlando. A valuable perk is mileage accrual on both airlines for Saga Club and TrueBlue members.

Our Scandinavian partner offers our customers access to SAS's strong network in the Nordics and beyond. The bilateral codeshare agreement extends Icelandair’s network through our key Nordic gateways of Copenhagen, Oslo and Stockholm where SAS has a strong presence with its hubs.

Partner platforms

We have a partnership with Worldwide by easyJet. This partnership offers our customers connectivity across easyJet’s vast network through Icelandair gateways in Europe, as well as connecting Icelandair’s North American network with easyJet routes through our hub airport, Keflavik in Iceland.

Interline partners

We at Icelandair take pride in our association with over 50 interline partners adding global reach to Icelandair’s network. Through close cooperation with our partners, we ensure that Icelandair provides endless travel possibilities to our customers across the globe.

Frequently asked questions on flights with partners

Below you'll find answers to common questions on connecting flights with our partner airlines.

If I buy a round-trip, will my ticket include all flight legs?

Yes, the flight ticket should list all your flights, whether you're flying one way or return.

Are there any limits to which cabin I can fly in?

You can book a seat in Saga Premium and Economy for your Icelandair flight. Stricter policies apply to the Economy Light fare, making it unavailable for connecting flights.

In most cases, you'll get a seat in a similar cabin in your connecting flight. The only exception is when the aircraft of the connecting flight doesn't have a corresponding cabin type.

What policies apply regarding canceling / rescheduling flights?

We offer a selection of fares depending on the level of service and flexibility you require for your travel. Please check out our fare types and note which cancellation or rescheduling policies apply to each fare.

Can I earn and use Saga Points with Icelandair and other airlines?

Yes. Saga Club members can earn and use Saga Points an all Icelandair flights. Members can also earn and use Saga Points on all Icelandair routes (some limitations apply). You can only earn points/miles for one frequent flyer program at a time.

My child is traveling alone and needs unaccompanied minor service. How does it work when flying with more than one airline?

It's not possible to book the UMNR service through Icelandair for other flights on the itinerary, if the trip involves onward connections with other airlines, whether they're codeshare partners or other type of partner.

If your child is traveling alone with more than one airline, you need to familiarize yourself with the rules for children traveling alone at each airline separately. If your child is a minor but 12 years or older, they need to have relevant documents at hand when traveling alone, even though they don't need the unaccompanied minor service.

We also recommend you check country regulations at the transfer airport(s), as rules for unaccompanied minor service may vary between countries.

Can I book any extra services?

Yes, but only for Icelandair flights. You can select a seat, pre-purchase a meal, and bid for a seat upgrade on Icelandair flights. You can also buy extra baggage at the airport for Icelandair departures.

To book extra services on the connecting flight, you need to contact the other airline you're flying with.

Can I book special assistance for my flight?

Yes, you can request special assistance on our website. For the connecting flight, it's safest to contact and confirm any special assistance needed with the other airline.

Can I check in online for both my initial flight and connecting flight?

Yes, if online check-in has started for the connecting flight, you can check-in for the entire travel on Manage booking on the website or with the Icelandair app.

For easyJet connections, you need to check in at the connecting airport.

Will I receive a boarding pass for the entire journey?

In most cases you'll receive a boarding pass for the entire journey, but it can depend on the partner airline.

When your connecting flight is with one of our codeshare partners, you can get a boarding pass to you final destination.

Most of the interline airlines we work with will offer you a boarding pass to your final destination, but there are some exceptions. Most interline airlines will check your baggage to your final destination, but you might have to check yourself in and get boarding passes online or at the check-in desk at the connecting airport.

When flying with easyJet, you need to check in baggage and get boarding pass at the connecting airport.

Please note: if you require special assistance, you might need to check-in and receive a boarding pass with the other airline you're flying with.

What about time between flights, do I need to worry about minimum connecting time?

We‘ll only offer you a flight where the connecting time between flights is sufficient for your travel.

What happens if I miss my connecting flight?

You can either contact us, or if you're at the airport, you can contact agents on-site for assistance for rebooking.

Will I have an access to a business lounge?

Lounge information can be found on the airport page of your connecting airport.

Saga Premium passengers, Saga Gold and Silver members, and passengers holding an Icelandic credit card that includes lounge benefits can access the Icelandair Saga Lounge at Keflavík airport when flying from or via Iceland.

Do I have to check my baggage in twice?

If you're flying via Iceland you'll get you baggage checked in to your next destination.

If you're flying to and connecting in North America, you need to pick up your bags at the connecting airport, go through customs and put your baggage on a baggage belt dedicated for connecting flights.

If you're flying to and connecting in Europe, in most cases you can check in your bags all the way to your final destination. There's an exception for passengers flying to/from domestic airports in Norway and connecting at an Norwegian international airport (such as Oslo or Bergen), as well as flying from London Heathrow and Manchester airport with two flight ticket numbers.