Icelandair has inaugurated a new seasonal nonstop route between Nashville and Iceland, offering four weekly flights through the end of October. Nashville becomes the airline’s 18th North American destination, with the 7-hour flights operated by a Boeing 737 MAX on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays.
The route enhances transatlantic connectivity and links Nashville to Icelandair’s broader European network. A new interline agreement with Southwest Airlines allows travellers to book connecting flights through Nashville and Denver, with full service starting May 12.
The launch was marked by a celebratory event at Nashville International Airport, with officials from Icelandair, the Icelandic Embassy, and local leaders highlighting the economic and cultural benefits of the new service.
This post was published on 11 April 2025 22:48
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