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6.12.2018
WOW air has expanded its network from Keflavik Airport by launching the Icelandic hub’s first non-stop flight to Asia, with the airline offering services to Delhi. The service will operate three times weekly. It provides the only low-cost option for passengers travelling between India and North America via a seamless transfer at Keflavik.
29.11.2018
On November 2nd Isavia employees greeted the nine-millionth passenger at Keflavík Airport this year.
23.11.2018
A new price list for outer coach parking at Keflavík Airport came into effect on 5 November. The new pricing is intended to protect competitive interests and ensure equality among modes of transport that use Isavia infrastructure in connection with the transport of passengers to and from the airport, specifically the services of coaches at Keflavík Airport.
24.10.2018
The Competition Appeals Committee has reached the conclusion that the interim decision issued by the Competition Authority as regards the collection of fees for the peripheral coach parking spaces at Keflavík Airport should not be reversed. According to the interim decision, issued on 17 July 2018, Isavia was ordered to cease collecting the fee.
4.10.2018
This week, Keflavík Airport became the first service provider in Iceland to offer customers the option of paying for goods and services with Alipay through ePassi. The partnership of Alipay and ePassi has been a great success, as the direct marketing of ePassi through Alipay plays a key role in gaining the attention of Chinese travellers.
20.9.2018
A new light installation and video work by Haraldur Karlsson, Brain, has commenced at Keflavík International Airport. Haraldur’s contribution is the third and last in a series of three exhibitions curated by Kristín Scheving at the invitation of Isavia. The piece consists of a video shown on a screen in the centre of the building in conjunction with the lighting system in the ceiling, where the flow of colours and motion of the lights have been redesigned by Haraldur.
27.7.2018
Isavia has decided to lodge a complaint against the preliminary decision of the Competition Authority from 17 July 2018 to the Competition Appeals Committee. The substance of the preliminary decision is that the Authority orders Isavia to temporarily discontinue the collection of fees for the use of coach parking spaces located further from Keflavík Airport.
11.7.2018
Inspired by Iceland have installed a ‘Pledge Button’ at Keflavik Airport inviting arriving guests to press the button and take The Icelandic Pledge. Installation at Keflavik airport inspires travellers to be considerate tourists from the start of their trip. Iceland is the first country to initiate an agreement with tourists in bid to positively affect behaviour change with ’The Icelandic Pledge'. Over 30,000 visitors from more than 100 countries have taken the Pledge to date online.
21.6.2018
In a new report on airport connectivity, published by the ACI (Airports Council International), Keflavík Airport is named among the airports with the most increase in connectivity since 2008. The ACI report is published in conjunction with the Council’s annual conference. According to the ACI report, Keflavík Airport is now a significant player when it comes to transatlantic hub connectivity and has the potential for being a centre for intercontinental flight.
12.6.2018
All passengers who pass through Keflavík Airport can now receive information on booked flights sent to them directly through Twitter and Facebook Messenger. These are among the services that are offered on Isavia’s new website and are of use to travellers embarking on long journeys this summer.
24.5.2018
As Keflavik Airport continues to intensify its solid route network, the coming weeks will see the Icelandic gateway not only add a new destination on its route map but promptly launch three new links to the 12th busiest airport in the world (by passenger numbers). Welcoming the inaugural flight from Dallas/Fort Worth this week, Keflavik will be connected to the Texan airport a total of 13 times a week by mid-June, with Icelandic carriers Icelandair and WOW air, as well as new airline partner American Airlines.
22.3.2018
Isavia has issued figures for the number of passenger movements at Iceland’s main airports in 2017. Passenger movements consist of arriving passengers, departing passengers and transfer passengers and therefore reflect the load on airport infrastructures and the development from one year to the next.
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