$179 Find Cheap Flights from Atlanta to Iceland

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Book Cheap Atlanta to Iceland Plane Tickets

 
Here are some of the best deals found on KAYAK recently from the most popular airlines for round-trip flights from Atlanta to Iceland that are departing in the next months. While these flights were available on KAYAK in the last 72 hours, prices and availability are subject to change and deals may expire.
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Recent round-trip flight deals from Atlanta to Iceland

Tue, Oct 14 - Tue, Oct 21
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6:00 pm - 4:55 amATL-KEF
30h 55m1 stop
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3:05 pm - 11:03 amKEF-ATL
23h 58m1 stop
$390Multiple Airlines
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Tue, Oct 14 - Tue, Oct 21
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9:17 pm - 4:55 amATL-KEF
27h 38m2 stops
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3:05 pm - 11:03 amKEF-ATL
23h 58m1 stop
$410Multiple Airlines
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Fri, Oct 17 - Fri, Oct 24
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10:20 pm - 4:55 amATL-KEF
26h 35m1 stop
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3:05 pm - 6:43 pmKEF-ATL
31h 38m1 stop
$412Multiple Airlines
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Wed, Oct 15 - Wed, Oct 22
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5:22 am - 4:55 amATL-KEF
19h 33m2 stops
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3:05 pm - 1:55 pmKEF-ATL
26h 50m1 stop
$419Multiple Airlines
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Tue, Oct 14 - Tue, Oct 21
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10:00 pm - 4:55 amATL-KEF
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3:05 pm - 10:58 amKEF-ATL
23h 53m1 stop
$432Multiple Airlines
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Tue, Oct 14 - Tue, Oct 21
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5:22 am - 4:55 amATL-KEF
19h 33m2 stops
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3:05 pm - 10:58 amKEF-ATL
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$434Multiple Airlines
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Mon, Oct 20 - Fri, Oct 24
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10:20 pm - 4:55 amATL-KEF
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3:05 pm - 12:01 pmKEF-ATL
24h 56m1 stop
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Fri, Oct 17 - Thu, Oct 23
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10:20 pm - 4:55 amATL-KEF
26h 35m1 stop
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3:05 pm - 10:58 pmKEF-ATL
35h 53m2 stops
$451Multiple Airlines
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Fri, Oct 17 - Fri, Oct 24
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10:48 pm - 4:55 amATL-KEF
26h 07m2 stops
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3:05 pm - 6:43 pmKEF-ATL
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$457Multiple Airlines
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Mon, Oct 20 - Fri, Oct 24
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3:05 pm - 12:01 pmKEF-ATL
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KAYAK's insights & trends for Atlanta to Iceland flights

Get data-powered insights and trends into flights from Atlanta to Iceland to help you find the cheapest flights, the best time to fly and much more.

What is the cheapest month to fly from Atlanta to Iceland?

To calculate monthly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each month over the last year for round-trip flights from Atlanta to Iceland, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the median of all values for each month.

The cheapest month for flights from Atlanta to Iceland is February, when tickets cost $800 (return) on average. On the other hand, the most expensive months are November and December, when the average cost of round-trip tickets is $1,253 and $1,014 respectively.

How far in advance should I book a flight from Atlanta to Iceland?

To calculate weekly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each week before departure over the last year for round-trip flights from Atlanta to Iceland, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the average of all the values for each week.

To get a below average price on the flight from Atlanta to Iceland, you should book around 3 weeks before departure, which saves you about 23% compared to booking last minute. For the absolute cheapest price, our data suggests you should book 19 weeks before departure.

Good to know

Low seasonJanuary
Cheapest flight$179
Best time to beat the crowds with an average 8% drop in price.
Most popular time to fly with an average 18% increase in price.
Flight from Atlanta to Reykjavik

FAQs - booking Iceland flights

  • Which airport should I fly into in Iceland from Atlanta?

    Almost all international flights to Iceland fly into Keflavik International Airport (KEF), which is the largest airport in Iceland. However, for domestic connections, or if you’re flying into Greenland, transfer to Reykjavík Domestic Airport (RKV), about 31 miles from KEF, which offers connections to other smaller airports in the country. If you’re flying north, connect to Akureyri Airport (AEY), while those heading south can fly to Selfoss Airport (SEL), the busiest in the region. If you’re headed for Westfjords, Ísafjörður Airport (IFJ) would be ideal, while Egilsstaðir Airport (EGS) and Stykkishólmur Airport (SYK) would serve well for travels to the east and west, respectively.

  • What can I do during a layover at Keflavik International Airport?

    There are many things to do at KEF during a layover. The airport is home to several restaurants and shops, including duty-free shops. Moreover, it’s the best place to buy alcohol, since it's very expensive in Iceland. The airport also has a children’s play area where the kids can burn off some energy as you enjoy the views on one of the airport’s recliners. The Blue Lagoon is also just 15min away; famous for its azure healing waters, it’s a must-visit for most people visiting Iceland.

  • What are the passport and visa requirements for flights from Atlanta to Iceland?

    US citizens will need a valid passport before gaining entry into Iceland. The passport should be valid for about three months beyond their intended day of departure from Iceland. Since Iceland is part of the Schengen area, US citizens don’t need a visa for stays less than 90 days. If you intend to stay longer, apply for the appropriate visa at the embassy.

  • What are the public transport options from Keflavik International Airport?

    Public buses and taxis are the main forms of public transportation at KEF. The airport is served by the Flybus shuttle, and the BSI Bus Terminal in Reykjavik works with the airport to send buses corresponding with the arrival and departure of flights at KEF. The bus trip from KEF to downtown takes about 90min. Option B is taking a taxi. Aoalstooin and Okuleioir have taxis curbside at KEF, and the trip downtown takes about 60min.

  • How does KAYAK find such low prices on flights from Atlanta to Iceland?

    KAYAK is a travel search engine. That means we look across the web to find the best prices we can find for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights from Atlanta to Iceland.

  • How does KAYAK's flight Price Forecast tool help me choose the right time to buy my flight ticket from Atlanta to Iceland?

    KAYAK’s flight Price Forecast tool uses historical data to determine whether the price for a flight from Atlanta to Iceland is likely to change within 7 days, so travelers know whether to wait or book now.

  • What is the Hacker Fare option on flights from Atlanta to Iceland?

    Hacker Fares allow you to combine one-way tickets in order to save you money over a traditional round-trip ticket. You could then fly from Atlanta to Iceland with an airline and back with another airline.

  • What is KAYAK's "flexible dates" feature and why should I care when looking for a flight from Atlanta to Iceland?

    Sometimes travel dates aren't set in stone. If your preferred travel dates have some wiggle room, flexible dates will show you all the options when flying from Atlanta to Iceland up to 3 days before/after your preferred dates. You can then pick the flights that suit you best.

  • What is the cheapest time of day to fly to Iceland?

    The cheapest time of day to fly to Iceland is generally in the afternoon, when round-trip flights cost $892 on average. On average, there is no price difference when choosing to fly in the morning or the evening on this flight route. The most expensive time of day to fly to Iceland is generally at night, which is peak travel time and where the average cost of a ticket is $1,036.

Top tips for finding cheap flights to Iceland

  • Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL) has two terminals with seven concourses serving domestic and international flights. The international terminal, with concourses E and F, is where flights to Iceland depart. An underground train at the airport connects all terminals.
  • If you’d like to drive yourself in Iceland, you’ll find several rental companies with counters at Keflavík Airport (KEF), including Budget, Hertz, Avis, Europcar, and National.
  • If you want to relax before your long-haul flight to Iceland, you can do so at the on-site lounges, sleep cabins, and day rooms at ATL. You can access the lounges by paying at the door, and the rest only need a one-time payment.
  • All flights from Atlanta to Iceland include at least one layover en route. The flights head into KEF from Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL), and most layovers are usually in New York (JFK) or Europe. The quickest one-stop flight from Atlanta to Iceland takes about 13h 23min.
  • You can grab a bite at the airport if you don’t appreciate in-flight food. There are several restaurants airside and landside at ATL where you can get anything from a chicken sandwich or burger to pizza and Asian cuisine. Some operate 24h a day.

Reviews of the top 5 airlines serving from Atlanta to Iceland

 
Need help choosing which airline to fly with from Atlanta to Iceland? KAYAK airline reviews give an overall score for each airline based on loads of factors, including comfort, boarding, in-flight entertainment and more, to make your decision easier. See airline scores according to verified KAYAK customer reviews.
7.9
DeltaOverall score based on 7954 reviews
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7.9Entertainment
8.5Crew
7.9Comfort
7.3Food
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The food was terrible especially for a 15 hour international flight. The crew was unpleasant as well.

8.0 ExcellentOlaf, Sep 2025ATL - CPT
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The food was terrible especially for a 15 hour international flight. The crew was unpleasant as well.

Crew was good. The reservation got mixed up and they didn't have my TSA number. I am also a Silver Medallion and wasn't able to use Sky Priority.

Delayed due to thunderstorms and no in-flight service due to rough weather — both of which are out of Delta’s control. Flight was good overall.

There was supposed to be a meal served, but there wasn’t and the major toilet was out of order

Always good but we must do something about people in rows ahead of you that don't put their seats back up when they are suppose to. And It's rough to not be able to even lean over to get something out of my purse.

Did not know my son and I had different seating arrangements. He was fine, but it was disappointing.

I'm a tall guy and even the seats with more leg room were not as comfortable as I had hoped.

It was an overnight flight and I desperately needed coffee before we landed, but Delta does only one beverage service, and that is shortly after takeoff, not before landing at 5 am.

Overall, it was okay. Seat was a little cramped. Would’ve liked more substantial snacks or opportunity to buy some.

I was with one of the last zones to board. It was kind of annoying to finally get called to board and my whole section was already on the plane. Clearly they boarded with previous zones. So by the time I got on board, there were no spaces for my luggage above my head. I had to put my luggage 4+ rows behind me, which meant that I had to wait even longer to get off the plane, since I had to wait for those rows to clear the aisle before I could retrieve my luggage and exit the plane. This also held up the plane cleaners, as they couldn't service my row until I cleared it, so they were all standing there waiting for me, while I'm standing there waiting for the other passengers to clear the aisle. Anyways, I wasn't in a rush this time, so I just waited, but I could see that being a problem in the future. Now, I could have checked my luggage, of course, but coincidentally, a friend of mine on the same flight got their luggage damaged (wheel completely knocked off) and was told by the Baggage Attendant in the airport that Delta doesn't "cover wheel damage" on luggage. This was disappointing to hear. I'm glad I didn't check mine through. If it were my luggage, I'd be highly frustrated to hear that. It makes me not want to check my luggage in the future.

Will not recommend SAS for business travel. Food was so-so. Service was very good. First leg was very good. Second leg from Copenhagen to Barcelona was terrible. We paid a LOT for business class and to have seats worse than most coach seats with no entertainment and no charging available for 1/3rd of the whole trip was not acceptable. Very disappointing. I thought they were coming back in the U.S. with style, NOT YET.

I do not have a problem with the airline but both my two suitcases that were supposed to go from Hawaii to Copenhagen didn’t get on the plane in Seattle. I arrive on Monday the 21st at 10:30 in the morning. I did not get my two suitcases before Friday late afternoon that is unacceptable.

No choice of food. Needed to pay more even for a can of coke!!!

The seats were really close together and hard to get comfortable. The food was okay. The cheese was amazing! I loved the cold towels they gave us.

When my flight was changed from delays they were quick to rebook me.

I really enjoyed how clean and big the aircraft was, as well as how friendly the crew was.

Airline left me stranded in the U.S. gave me an unrequested refund of 40% of booking and canceled my trip back! When I asked why, the said “we don’t have to tell you why”. “But you can rebook”. Never again! Paid 2x and rebooked on Austrian. What a joke!

Painful seats for a 10 hour flight. There’s a very hard flat board in the seat that goes up to half the back and after 7 hours it gets impossible to find the right position to avoid the pain.

I paid for the seat with more leg room but on the day of my departure my seat was changed. I brought it to the airline costumer service and he was able to change it back. The person sitting next to me had the same exact issue.

Food could have been better. My pasta was microwaved into a solid block. Inedible.

We had to deboard 2 times due to maintenance issues. They changed the plane, and then we got deviated to LAX due to maibtenance issues on the other plane, had to sleep at LAX and los a full day.

Everything was good, except the seats in economy were so close together, you could barely get out when the seat in front of your was reclined. If the airlines keep jamming in more and more seats, it will become intolerable. I will look for another airline that considers customer comfort and does not keep adding more rows of seats for more profit.

The newer screen was super cool and had the option to watch many different shows or movies. Crew was polite and helpful. However again, many children screaming bloody murder and kicking my seat, and parents doing nothing about it as usual.

Flight was good and crew was super polite. However, there were around 5 kids screaming the WHOLE 2 hours. I understand kids have to come but parents need to do something to control their children. They make the experience terrible, especially after finishing 16 hour shifts at the hospital I needed some sleep, which I did not get.

IAD with the archaic people movers is just a place to be avoided.

Great service on board. Boarding a bit slow due to process. Food was pretty average.

Tastless food and too obvious lack of enthusiasm for service in the economy vesus business class

All of the United employees I interacted with were professional and courteous. The aircraft was clean, the food on the flight was good. No complaints here.

I had no checked baggage but was required to hand over carry on baggage at the door of the plane. There was a lot of overboard space in the plane and I was one of the last ones. I ran to get my carry on but it was gone. I was given back at the plane door in Toronto, so the wait was not as long as it would have been at the carousel.

Armrest controller on my seat 35D and nextbooennseat 35E did not work right. Hard to press buttons to recognize and 35D had constantnpressure either upmost down somit was nearly impossible to make selections. .

For the price, it was a really good experience. There was no entertainment on board, so I couldn't really rate this, and I didn't order a meal. I appreciated that there was a free glass of wine.

Short flight. Everything was fine except the flight was delayed twice for a total of an hour.

My flight from New York to Canada and Canada to Brisbane was canceled, so I had to take united airlines instead flight from New York to Dubai then layover in Dubai 8 hours then from Dubai to Brisbane it was extremely difficult for me , it was a nightmare flying with Canadian airlines unfortunately.

I found the boarding easy and my seat was very comfortable as I had a lot of leg room. I am not too happy that I no longer have lounge access even though I used to get it with my TD credit card.

Flight cancelled. Major disruption to our travel. Do not use Air Canada from KC. To few flights.

Real smooth and easy, Real good leg room in coach!

There labor disputes cancelled my flight less than 24 hours before my boarding time but there customer service/website was easy enough to navigate and they rebooked me for no upcharge.

Re luggage I carried a backpack only. I did not check any bags in. However there were other passengers with carry on luggage going in the plane. My question is why are others allowed to have a carry on luggage inside the plane? Shouldn’t they have dropped it off at the gate? I’m asking because I could have brought the same thing instead of a backpack only. Please clarify for future reference. Thank you.

Like the service. Very hard to communicate or contact when have problems

Very bad, flight was cancelled due to strike and staff was unable to rebook us

Handling our luggage was the biggest issue - they lost it and we got it almost 3 days later. Really threw off the beginning of our trip and we really had to change our itinerary accordingly.

Seat was hard and uncomfortable and the temperature too warm and uncomfortable.

I flew Icelandair with my partner from Prague to the US. Overall flight time was around 12 hours, with a connecting flight in Iceland. I have flown internationally for years and with multiple airlines. Every airline serves you a meal when traveling internationally. Icelandair not only did not offer an inclusive meal, but they did not even offer a snack. The only things they served over our long flight was water and coffee. Ridiculous! Never again will I fly with Icelandair.

Best smelling onboard bathrooms ever. Even after use the whole flight. Biggest overhead bins. Most legroom in economy class. Great Icelandiic music. Really nice staff. Icelandair is awesome! (Don’t fly Air Canada! During the strike they lied about no flights available (I booked this flight myself) and hid the process to get money back on their website by obscuring menu titles, then made it difficult and time consuming to fill out. I’m Canadian. Don’t trust Air Canada!

It was good. The air plane is clean and staff were friendly.

Worst airline I’ve ever flown. Delayed 5.5 hrs, missed connecting flight, and missed an entire day of vacation. Zero customer service

Everything sucked. No food, one small glass of water, a tiny coffee, 5.5 hour delay with no customer service. Would never recommend flying them.

The crew was wonderful at check in, the gate and on board. Felt the luggage had more room than the passengers. The seats were smaller than most domestic U.S. airlines. I'm only 5'2" and I had little legroom. There were only 2 bathrooms in coach. Needed more. The flight was very smooth but not the most comfortable.

There was no lounge at Boston for us to use. Typically flying first class overseas comes with lounge privileges. The seats did not recline even a little. My headset only worked on one side. I felt like I was flying on Ryan Air, not Icelandic Air.

Boarded with no problems. Sat on the tarmac for an hour before taking off. We were the last ones on our connecting flight. Didn't think we were going to make it. Our flight to Iceland was similarly delayed. When we've flown other airlines, pilots have tried to make up time while in the air. This doesn't seem to be something that Icelandair does. We made all of our flights, but it was stressful and we didn't think it was going to happen based on the time we arrived.

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