Icelandair to launch seasonal Reykjavik‑St. Louis nonstop service in May 2027

Icelandair will operate Boeing 737 MAX 8 flights between Keflavik and St. Louis Lambert starting 14 May 2027, running through 24 Oct 2027 and linking the Midwest with more than 35 European destinations.
Service launch and schedule
The carrier announced seasonal nonstop flights between Keflavik International Airport and St. Louis Lambert International Airport beginning 14 May 2027 and continuing until 24 Oct 2027. Flights will operate on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
simpleflying.com and travelerstoday.com state the service will consist of up to four weekly flights, while airlinegeeks.com describes the frequency as three to four flights per week.
Aircraft and capacity
The route will be served by a Boeing 737 MAX 8 configured with 16 business‑class recliner seats and 144 economy‑class seats.
Partnership and network impact
St. Louis becomes a new gateway for Icelandair’s interline partnership with Southwest Airlines, expanding the carrier’s Midwest connections to more than 35 European destinations.
Icelandair’s Chief Commercial Officer Tomas Ingason called St. Louis the airline’s “newest gateway.”
Pricing and distance
Round‑trip economy fares for the inaugural season are listed from $495, and the great‑circle distance between the two airports is roughly 3,190 miles.
What's still unclear
Sources differ on the exact weekly frequency, with simpleflying.com and travelerstoday.com citing up to four flights per week and airlinegeeks.com citing three to four flights per week.
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