Icelandair is continuing its Glasgow airport service with transatlantic flights

Icelandair stopover passengers can experience the bubbling hot springs of Geysir, the historic beauty of Thingvellir and the breathtaking sight of the Gullfoss waterfall, especially when the water turns into Ice during the depths of winter.

Additionally, transatlantic passengers chosing to stopover in Iceland can explore the moon-like landscape of the Reykjanes peninsula filled with lava fields, volcanoes and craters or to the south coast to uncover it’s black sand beaches, waterfalls and glaciers.

Flights from Glasgow with Icelandair will be continuing with four flights to Iceland per week operating on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.

Icelandair flies from the UK to Iceland with connecting service to Boston, Halifax, Minneapolis/St. Paul, New York City, Orlando, Seattle and Toronto. Dulles International Airport in Washington, DC will also be added to the service in May 2011.

Additional information about flights to U.S. and Iceland stopovers can be accessed at www.icelandair.co.uk

Flight schedules are now back to normal after a brief disruption at Keflavik International Airport, with transatlantic flights to and from Iceland as well as connecting flights happening daily through Icelandair

Life in Iceland has remained normal throughout the major populated areas; Reykjavik and Akureyri amongst the recent volcanic eruptions, with the rest of the country unaffected. Those mainly affected are farmers in the immediate area located just south of the volcano crater. This is where the majority of volcanic ash has fallen and consequently acres of farmland and this year’s crops have been damaged.

Despite this, Iceland’s travel and tourism businesses continue to work efficiently, offering guided tours across Iceland and hotels. In addition, the whale watching season has now officially started for the summer months, alongside new art exhibitions, museums and music festivals.

Icelandair proceed to offer transatlantic flights in and out of Iceland, making it possible to explore the magic of the island. The airline company is also, like many others, continuing to provide package deals and tours around Iceland.

For more information on the latest transatlantic flight schedules to and from Iceland visit http://icelandairgroup.com/volcano/flight-info-icelandair/

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Iceland’s incredible location, just outside the Arctic Circle, results in constant daylight during the summer months. This unique experience is not to be missed, as Iceland turns into a 24/7 hub of entertainment set in a backdrop of breathtaking scenery.

Icelandair offers continuous flights to Iceland’s Keflavik International Airport from Seattle, Boston, New York-JFK and seasonal services from Minneapolis-St.Paul, Orlando-Sanford, Toronto and Halifax. Keflavik Airport is renowned for its friendly atmosphere and quality duty free shopping area.

Furthermore, over 20 destinations are also available across Continental Europe, the UK and Scandinavia through connections to Keflavik International Airport with Icelandair.

Details regarding flights to Minneapolis via Keflavik International Airport, as well as flights to Iceland can be found at www.icelandair.com