- WOW Air: $99 to Iceland, $149 to Europe from Orlando
- From $199 roundtrip to Iceland from many US cities
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What’s the deal
- One way to Iceland from $69, and one way to Europe from $99
- Roundtrip flights from $169
- Flexibility is key (September departures have the $69 one-way rate, October and beyond show rates starting as low as $99 one-way)
- Select travel dates between September and December 2018
- Fly out of :
- Cleveland
- Cincinnati
- Dallas
- Detroit
- Pittsburgh
- St. Louis
- Travel to Reykavik (KEF)
- Go to WOW Air and check available dates that work with you
Sample fares to Reykjavik from as low as $69 one way or $169 roundtrip
Pittsburgh to Reykjavik $169 Roundtrip
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Cleveland to Reykjavik from $179 roundtrip
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Cincinnati to Reykjavik from $169 roundtrip
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Dallas-Fort Worth to Rekjavik for $199 roundtrip
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Detroit to Rekjavik for $179 roundtrip
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St. Louis to Rekjavik for $169 roundtrip
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Do your homework
Please know that this price is their basic price, meaning it only includes bringing a small personal item. There are other charges to consider if you plan on bringing a carryon or a checked luggage. If you do so, I suggest prepaying for those ahead of time (versus at check-in at the airport). The price is cheaper when paid prior to the flight.
You can also pre-select your seats, but they will cost you. My wife and I didn’t go this route, yet we were still seated together. We got window seats.
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Just as a point of reference, when we flew WOW Air in 2017, we went from LA to Iceland, and then Iceland to Stockholm, and then on the return we flew from Stockholm back to LA. The price breakdown was:
- LA to Iceland (Reykjavik) – $99
- Iceland to Sweden (Stockholm) – $80
- Sweden to Los Angeles – $199
We grabbed the opportunity and had a great experience with WOW. As I had mentioned, we did our homework. We managed our expectation. We brought our own food onboard. There were a couple of times when we bought pizza sold by WOW and it wasn’t overly expensive. So if you consider WOW, just make sure you do your research. It could pay off if you’re on a budget. Just know that if you choose to pay for reserve seating, carryon or checked luggage, the price will go up and you should consider pricing out the other competitors and see which one will work best with your budget. Good luck.
Iceland 2017
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