Icelandair to resume Reykjavik‑Madrid service with Boeing 737 Max

Icelandair to resume Reykjavik‑Madrid service with Boeing 737 Max
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Icelandair will restart flights between Reykjavík and Madrid on 9 April 2027 using Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft, operating twice a week at first and increasing to three times a week from 19 May 2027.

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