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Good time to go to Iceland!?

  • 27-10-2008 10:18pm
    #1
    cjmcork
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    how does one get from Dublin to Iceland - looking for the airline please......


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  • #2
    H2G2
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    cjmcork wrote: »
    how does one get from Dublin to Iceland - looking for the airline please......
    Do a search in boards and you will find all the information you need :D


    Replicated below

    From Dublin, the easiest route is via UK, rather than Denmark. There are 2 choices of airlines "Iceland Air" and "Iceland Express". Express is a Ryanair type no frills and Iceland Air is the national flag carrier. http://icelandair.co.uk and http://icelandexpress.co.uk/. To fly to Iceland, you travel to Keflavik Airport, 40 km outside Reykjavik.
    The possible routes are:
    -Dublin - Heathrow- Keflavik
    -Dublin - Stansted - Keflavik (Ice Express only)
    -Dublin - Gatwick - Keflavik (British Airways only – currently suspended I think)
    -Dublin - Manchester - Keflavik
    -Dublin - Glasgow – Keflavik

    Direct options involved package deal from someone like Wallace


  • #3
    [Deleted User]
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    If it's the exchange rate you are thinking of,you might also consider Hungary.
    Direct flights from Dublin on Malev.


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