Icelandair to launch St. Louis–Reykjavik flights in summer 2027
Icelandair will add nonstop service between Keflavik and St. Louis Lambert International from May 2027, its 16th US destination, alongside an expanded tie-up with Southwest Airlines.
Icelandair will start nonstop flights between its Keflavik hub and St. Louis Lambert International Airport in May 2027, the airline says. The service is planned for the summer season.
The route will be Icelandair's 16th destination in the United States. It also extends the carrier's partnership with Southwest Airlines to St. Louis, which the airline expects to support the business case for the new sector.
A Boeing 737 MAX 8 in a 160-seat layout will fly the route. For Southwest, the arrangement marks a growing area of focus beyond its own network.
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Sources
- simpleflying.comIcelandair Will Fly A 160-Seat Boeing 737 MAX 8 From St. Louis To Reykjavik With Southwest Airlines Connections