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24.1.2022

Weather could affect flights to and from Keflavik Airport on January 25th

Flights to and from Keflavik Airport might be affected by severe weather conditions on Tuesday January 25th 2022.

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21.1.2022

Severe weather might affect flights over the weekend

Flights to and from Keflavik Airport might be affected by severe weather conditions from the evening of Friday January 21st until Sunday January 23rd 2022. Weather forecasts predict heavy winds and rain.

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5.1.2022

Extreme weather conditions could affect flights

Flights to and from Keflavik Airport might be affected by extreme weather conditions from Wednesday evening January 5th till noon on Thursday January 6th 2022. Weather forecasts predict heavy winds and rain.

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28.12.2021

Isavia Regional Airports Reaches an Agreement with Hyrna on the Expansion of the Terminal at Akureyri Airport

Isavia Regional Airports and construction company Hyrna have signed an agreement for the construction of an extension to the terminal at Akureyri Airport. The agreement amount for the project is ISK 810.5 million. Sigrún Björk Jakobsdóttir, CEO of Isavia Regional Airports, and Örn Jóhannsson, Managing Director of Hyrna, signed the agreement in the terminal at Akureyri Airport.

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4.12.2021

Extreme weather conditions could affect flights to and from Keflavik Airport

Flights to and from Keflavik Airport might be affected by extreme weather conditions on Sunday December 5th, 2021. Weather forecasts predict heavy winds from between 7:00 and 8:00 in the morning. The wind is expected to subside between 18:00 and 21:00 on Sunday evening.

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3.12.2021

First Play flight to Amsterdam

Icelandic airline Play left for its first flight to Amsterdam in the Netherlands this morning. Play will fly twice weekly to Schiphol Airport, on Mondays and Fridays.

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29.11.2021

New agreement with Aireon

Isavia ANS (ANS), a subsidiary of Isavia ohf. and Iceland´s Air Navigation Service Provider (ANSP), has signed an agreement with US company Aireon to expand it´s space-based ADS-B coverage. ANS will add to Aireon´s coverage above 70°North Latitude, ANS has been receiving south of 70°North since December 2020.

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24.11.2021

Isavia receives ISO 14001 environmental certification

Recently Isavia received the ISO 14001 environmental certification. With the implementation of this comprehensive environmental management standard, environmental aspects of the company’s operations were identified, monitoring and control were established for each of them and objectives were set to reduce negative environmental impact.

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11.11.2021

Net-Zero Carbon Emissions at Keflavik International Airport by 2030

Keflavík International Airport will achieve the goal of Net-Zero Carbon Emissions in its operations by 2030. This is two decades sooner than stipulated by ACI Europe’s Net Zero commitment, which was signed by the CEO of Isavia, Sveinbjörn Indriðason, alongside the directors of 194 other European airports in June 2019.

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11.11.2021

Changes to the Airport Baggage Handling System

Although tourism has not yet fully recovered, Keflavik Airport is mostly back to a steady pace. In September, roughly 326 thousand passengers passed through the airport.

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22.10.2021

The number of passengers passing through keflavík airport could reach close to 8 million in 2024

A new summary provided by Isavia that outlines the potential number of passengers passing through Keflavík Airport in the next three years reveals that if the most promising predictions come to fruition, a larger number of passengers will be utilising the airport in 2024 than in 2019, i.e. before the COVID-19 pandemic.

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8.10.2021

Isavia Interim Financial Statements 30 June 2021

The consolidated accounts for the Isavia group before financial items and taxes (EBIT) for the first half of 2021 were negative by ISK 5.1 billion, compared to a deficit of ISK 5.3 billion in the same period a year ago. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic was still keenly felt in the operations of the company in the first half of this year, as revenue declined by ISK 2.3 billion, or 27% compared to the corresponding period a year earlier.

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