Cheap Flights from Washington, D.C. (IAD) to Reykjavik (KEF)

When you fly Icelandair on any of our daily, direct flights from Washington, D.C. to Iceland (IAD-KEF) you're able to start your vacation the right way with cheap plane tickets to Europe. Flights from Dulles Airport to Iceland KEF on Icelandair provide you with cheap airfare along with a refreshing Icelandic travel experience, including up to 150 hours of in-seat entertainment, USB chargers in every seat, , and even Wi-Fi access, just to name a few. We provide flights from Dulles International Airport to Europe and over 20 destinations, which includes the chance to experience why Icelandair has been a trusted leader in aviation during its 75 years of operation, and counting!

Want to get away for a weekend with a flight from IAD to Reykjavik, Iceland? Say goodbye to the Nation's Capital and get acquainted with the world's most northerly capital with cheap plane tickets to Reykjavik! When you decide on the Iceland vacation package of your choosing, you can pick one with the chance to experience the real thing with the northern lights in Iceland. Plus, when you visit Iceland you can encounter everything from the Blue Lagoon, to the Iceland hot springs, to snowmobiling over an Icelandic glacier under the midnight sun if you find yourself on a summertime vacation in Iceland.

Travelers from Washington, D.C. to Iceland, whether interested in nature, history or soaking in local culture & nightlife, will find plenty to enjoy in this vibrant and cozy city. Explore any of Reykjavik's famous museums, from the National Museum to the National Gallery of Iceland, or spend the afternoon shopping and indulging in a cup or two of Icelandic coffee on the main shopping street, Laugavegur. For nature, sign up for an afternoon tour of whale watching right from Reykjavik's Old Harbour, or make a full day of it with one of the many day tour options available, from the Iceland Golden Circle tour, to Snaefellsness peninsula. Check out Icelandair's cheap plane tickets to Keflavik International Airport from Washington Dulles International Airport and plan your vacation now!

With our shorter flying time to Europe & more than 20 destinations throughout the European continent, combined with our exceptional on-time performance, we invite you to experience why Icelandair has been a trusted leader with its 75 years in aviation
Take advantage of our direct flights to Iceland to enjoy any number of Iceland vacation packages available to you
You won't find any skyscrapers in Washington, D.C. as regulations require that buildings can't be constructed at a height taller than the width of the adjacent street, plus twenty feet.
If you think Washington, D.C. and the District of Columbia feels a bit like Paris, you would be correct, as the French-born architect who designed the city based his design on that of Paris and other European cities
The popular neighborhood of Georgetown was originally a town in Maryland until it was donated to D.C. as part of the Residence Act in 1790
Washington Dulles International Airport is located 26 miles west of Washington, D.C., in the town of Dulles, Virginia
Keflavik International Airport, as it is officially known, was built by the US military during World War II as a base, but shortly after the war ended it began use as both a military and civil airport by both Iceland and the United States, until a full handover was given to Iceland in 2006
Keflavik Airport, which handles all international flights, is about 45 minutes outside of the capital region, while Reykjavik Airport in the city centers handles all domestic flights
Keflavik International is also referred to by the name of its one terminal, the Leifur Eiriksson Air Terminal, named for the famous Icelander Leif Ericson
Many travelers from Washington, DC to Iceland enjoy stopping at the Blue Lagoon before heading to the city, as it is centrally located right between Keflavik Airport and Reykjavik City Center
There's no better way of getting acquainted with the city and getting your bearings before you tour Iceland than going up to the observation deck at the top of Hallgrimskirkja. You can't miss it, being the tallest church in all of Iceland, and viewable from most anywhere in downtown Reykjavik
When you fly from Washington IAD to Keflavik KEF on our Icelandair flight deals, you'll be flying the only airline to name its planes after the many volcanoes located throughout our home country. By the time you arrive at your destination, you should be able to pronounce the name of the Iceland volcano Tungnafellsjokull!
On board your flight and included in your airfare to Iceland is your personal in-flight entertainment system which is available on nearly every flight from North America to Europe. A full selection of programming - all 150 hours of it - is available, from movies for the adults, to shows for the kids, including Iceland's very own Lazy Town!
Also included during your IAD to KEF flights is 32 of legroom in Economy Class, along with complimentary non-alcoholic drinks and snacks, and of course our exceptional service
When booked for travel in Economy Comfort from IAD-KEF, you can expect 33 of legroom, a blocked middle seat for additional comfort, a complimentary meal in addition to drink services, as well as access to the Saga Class lounge and many other amenities
In Saga Class, in addition to what is mentioned above, you will enjoy 40 of legroom, spacious seats, Saga Class lounge access, and complimentary noise cancelling headphones, plus other ancillary services during your flight from Washington DC to Iceland
With service at our Keflavik International Airport hub (recently inducted into the Director General's Roll of Excellence by Airports Council International based on its consistent ranking for service excellence), you will experience first-hand why Icelandair is the increasingly attractive option for cross-Atlantic flights with service to major metropolitan areas on both sides of the Atlantic