Last updated: November 17, 2020
We endeavor to keep our information up to date, but things can move fast.
We remind travelers that it is their responsibility to ensure they have the relevant documents and meet the entry requirements for their destination.
Domestic
Passengers arriving in Iceland may choose either to submit to two screening tests for COVID-19, separated by five days’ quarantine until the results of the second test are known, or else not to undergo border screening but instead to spend 14 days in quarantine after arrival.
During quarantine passengers are not allowed to use public transport including domestic flights. More information can be found here.
Customers who book flights until December 31st 2020 for departures before January 1st 2021, will be able to change their booking without a change fee.
Read more here: Book now - Change later
Greenland
The Greenlandic authorities have blocked all passenger flights to Greenland except those coming through Denmark. Passenger flights are permitted from Greenland. Air Iceland Connect has therefore closed sales for bookings to Greenland until 31 January 2021, but continues flights from Nuuk to Reykjavík and flies once a week on Thursdays.
Travel restrictions to Faroe Islands
Atlantic Airways have canceled flights between Iceland and the Faroe Islands until the end of the year. Dates that are excluded are Dec 21st and Dec 28 - also a scheduled flight is on the 4th of Jan.
A provisional Covid-19 test scheme has been implemented at Vága Airport. Read more here.
Same rules about quarantine apply for passengers from the Faroe Islands as from Greenland and all passengers are required to fill out the pre-registration form before departure to Iceland.
If this will effect your flight we will notify you via email or text message. You can always contact our Service Center for more information or call us +354 570 3030.