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Price, demand and travel trends for Boston to Iceland flights

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Are flights from Boston to Iceland cheaper or more expensive than last year?

Fares from Boston to Iceland are running about 21% higher than they were around this time last year, averaging $514 round-trip.

What are the cheapest fares from Boston to Iceland right now?

The cheapest fare from Boston to Iceland in the last week was $412 round-trip, to Reykjavik Keflavik Intl (KEF).

What’s the cheapest month to fly from Boston to Iceland?

January is the cheapest time of year to fly, with average fares of $351. Prices are highest in August, when average flight costs increase to around $634.

When is the best time to book flights from Boston to Iceland?

Book your flights 11 weeks before your trip. KAYAK data collected over the past 12 months shows that booking in this window can save you around 35% compared to booking last-minute (within 2 weeks of departure).

Which airport in Iceland is the cheapest to fly to from Boston?

Based on KAYAK data from the past 12 months, the cheapest airports to fly into Iceland are:

• Reykjavik Keflavik Intl (KEF) from $522
• Egilsstadir (EGS) from $1,422

What’s the cheapest day to fly from Boston to Iceland?

Monday tends to be the cheapest day to fly from Boston to Iceland, while Tuesday is the most expensive. Fares run about 9% higher that day, based on the past 12 months of KAYAK data.

What's the cheapest time of day to fly from Boston to Iceland?

Data from the past 12 months shows it's cheapest to fly to Iceland during the morning with average prices of $440. The night is the most expensive time to fly, with average prices of $530.

Key details for Boston to Iceland flights

Low season

December

Cheapest flight

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Beat the crowds with an average 41% drop in travelers.
The most popular month to fly with an average 92% increase in travelers.
One-way flight from Boston to Reykjavik Keflavik Intl Airport

Your Boston to Iceland flight questions, answered

Find helpful answers about this route, including flight times, airports, airlines and booking tips.

  • Is now a good time to book a flight from Boston to Iceland?

    Yes. Fares from Boston to Iceland are low right now. As a rule of thumb, a round-trip under $437 (cheaper than most fares this year) is a good deal, so if you spot one at or below that, it's a good time to book.

  • How much should I budget for a flight from Boston to Iceland?

    Over the past 12 months, round-trip fares from Boston to Iceland have ranged from $437 to $648.

  • What are the main airports serving Iceland?

    Flights to Iceland use two main airports, Reykjavik Keflavik Intl (KEF) and Egilsstadir (EGS).

  • What airlines fly nonstop from Boston to Iceland?

    Based on the flight schedule for the next 3 months, just one airline regularly flies nonstop from Boston to Iceland: Icelandair.

  • Where in Iceland can I fly nonstop from Boston?

    Based on the flight schedule for the next 3 months, you can only fly nonstop from Boston to Reykjavik.

  • Is it cheaper to fly with a layover from Boston to Iceland?

    Yes. Nonstop flights from Boston to Iceland average $524 over the past 12 months, but flights with a layover can cost less. The most affordable connecting airports are:

    • Minneapolis St Paul (MSP) from $293
    • Toronto Pearson Intl (YYZ) from $468
    • Chicago O'Hare Intl (ORD) from $472

  • How long is a flight from Boston to Iceland?

    Flights from Boston to Iceland take 5h 15m on average.

  • Which cabin classes are available on flights from Boston to Iceland?

    On flights from Boston to Iceland you can book Economy Class, Premium Economy Class or Business Class.

  • What are some popular landmarks in Iceland?

    KAYAK travelers' favorite landmarks in Iceland include:

    • Harpa
    • Laugardalsholl
    • The Settlement Exhibition: Reykjavík 871±2
    • Laugardalsvollur

  • What are the earliest and latest flights from Boston to Iceland?

    The earliest nonstop flight from Boston to Iceland departs at 7:50 pm and the latest departs at 11:40 pm. Nonstop flights take about 5h 15m.

  • What are the visa and passport requirements for United States citizens traveling from Boston to Iceland?

    For those travelers that want to fly to Iceland from the United States, you will require a passport that must be valid for at least three months beyond the date you plan to leave Iceland. Your passport must have two empty pages for immigration stamps. If you are flying as a tourist and plan on remaining in Iceland for no more than three months, you will not require a visa to enter Iceland.

  • What type of public transportation choices will I find to take me from the airport in Reykjavík to the center of Reykjavík?

    One of the easiest and cheapest ways to get from the airport to the heart of the city is via one of the buses associated with Flybus Iceland. The trip from the airport will take around 44min and the cost is around 1167 ISK (9 USD).

  • If my plan is to head to Egilsstaðir, Iceland, is it better to take a flight from Reykjavik or take some type of ground transportation to get there?

    Several bus routes make the trip between these two cities in about 10h 55min and you can also utilize a car rental and make the trip on your own in around 8h 10min. In addition, there are also lots of very convenient flight options to choose from that make the trip in around 2h 5min.

  • What type of lounges are there at Boston Logan International Airport that I can relax in before my trip to Iceland?

    Boston Logan International Airport offers quite a few airline lounges to choose from to suit your needs. You can also take advantage of lounges that are not affiliated with any specific airlines, which are available for use for a fee, such as The Lounge BOS in Terminal C and The Club BOS, located in Terminal E.

Your guide to booking Boston to Iceland flights

Get tips on when to book, when to fly and what to know before your trip.
  • If you can plan ahead, the sweet spot for booking your flight is 11 weeks before your trip. KAYAK data shows fares in this window are around 35% lower than last-minute bookings (made within 2 weeks of departure). Not ready to commit? Set a Price Alert and we'll let you know when prices change.
  • If your travel dates are flexible, book your trip for January when flights are typically cheapest and avoid August when prices are at their highest.
  • Flying on Monday is usually the cheapest. Flights on Tuesday cost about 9% more on average, so being flexible with your travel dates could help you save.
  • If you're looking to save, Reykjavik Keflavik Intl (KEF) is the cheapest airport to fly into from Boston. If you have onward travel, don't forget to factor in the cost of your journey by train, bus or domestic flight.
  • Start your trip in Reykjavik, which is the most popular destination in Iceland. From there, it's easy to continue on to other popular destinations such as Vik, Hofn and Keflavik.
  • If you want the shortest trip, choose the Boston to Iceland nonstop route. If you'd rather save money, the route via Minneapolis St Paul (MSP) is usually the cheapest.
  • If you are looking for a quick and easy way to get from downtown Boston to Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), a good choice is to ride aboard the MBTA Blue Line that can make the trip in about 5min and costs around 2 USD.
  • No matter what your final destination might be in Iceland, your flight from Boston is most likely going to make a stop at Keflavik International Airport (KEF) in Reykjavik as this is the only airport in Iceland where flights from Boston land.
  • If your kids are coming with you on your flight from Boston to Iceland, you'll be happy to learn that there are three Kidport play areas in the terminal buildings at Boston Logan International Airport.
  • Not only are direct flights the quickest way to travel between Boston Logan International Airport and Reykjavík, Iceland, but these flights are the cheapest choice as well.
  • If your ultimate destination in Iceland is a domestic airport like Akureyri Domestic Airport, Icelandair offers the most nonstop flight choices. All flights depart from Reykjavik Keflavik International, which is perfect for travelers coming from Boston.

Reviews of the top 5 airlines serving from Boston to Iceland

 
Need help choosing which airline to fly with from Boston 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.
7.8
DeltaOverall score based on 8640 reviews
7.2Food
8.5Crew
7.8Entertainment
8.1Boarding
7.8Comfort
Airline reviews

13 hour delay stuck in Detroit and missed a day of meetings. It was terrible

2.0 MediocreBrian, Oct 2026
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13 hour delay stuck in Detroit and missed a day of meetings. It was terrible

Great crew. Comfortable seating. Nice overhead bin space. My app didn't allow me to check in for my flight to BOS. When I called Support, they didn't fix it, but just told me to check in at the airport. Seat back entertainment was great. Could be better if the audio could connect to Bluetooth.

The cabin was definitely dated, but that's about par for the course. The flight crew were wonderful as always (always a Delta highlight), but the boarding process was slow with little direction or encouragement to get people in their seats quickly since we were already delayed.

Totally organized, quick boarding, professional staff and ON TIME! Good size seats in the cabin Wonderful experience

The flight was delayed to board, then delay in landing and extremely bumpy landing.

Could have been on time and not missed my connection

Flight Staff: Always great! Checking back vs carry-on: I typically check my bag since so much time is spent stowing the bag, it's heavy, maybe not enough room. Delta is charging $45 to check bags. Yet, the people who have multiple carry-on bags are then asked to check their bags and are offered this service for free. This does not seem fair to a person who is trying to be proactive in improving the process . Boarding: Boarding is always slow and exhausting. With the exception of First Class, Economy, why not board the zone in the back of the plane first??? Seats: Why cross the seat belts? I get that it looks nice, but people waste so much time moving them or sitting on them and then having to move. Seats: On both my flights the seat did not recline. Not a big deal. Smell: There was a horrific smell like the restrooms on my first flight. I thought I was going to be sick. Most flights do not smell great. Does Delta use air purifiers or anything?

Terrible - the flight was delayed taking off after boarding. Then the flight circled lga before landing. Significant delay

The flight was delayed at the very last minute and no information, both of my round trip flights were delayed at least the BNA to Boston was informed earlier but the return one was horrible

Delayed, then set on termac before taking off for 45 minutes. After landing had to sit on termac for another 30-40 minutes. Total disaster of a flight

Selection of movies didn't include recent box office hits. Food was average not great. English sparkling wine is not drinkable. Otherwise, everything was great.

Check in at the desk was very slow pus Security, although not Virgin issue at JFK was a nightmare. 50 minuet wait no time to explore airport and get last minuet gifts. total wait 1.5hours

Seating and zone. The minor I went with didn’t even seat close to me

Great staff great experience, made a 2 hour delay very bearable

Great staff, great experience, made a 2 hour delay very bearable

I was my pleasure to fly virgin on my birthday for my first solo trip ever 🫶🏼

Overall, flight was excellent but check in was very slow for Premium Economy. Economy queue was shorter but we weren't allowed to use it.

The crew was excellent as ever on Virgin. The special meal was poor unfortunately. More significantly when we arrived at Manchester Airport there was no air bridge provided and we had to exit the plane down a rickety stair case. This is unacceptable for a transatlantic flight. Whilst I understand that this is the airport’s fault at the end of the day the airline is responsible for our transportation and needs to do something.

Super friendly and helpful staff, from check-in desk to cabin crew.

Good overall. Cannot fault the airlines. I have had better entertainment systems before ie ice in Emirates but it was not too bad. Food was decent and staff were friendly.

Very disappointing that on an international business class flight they would not give me access to the lounge in Boston. They said it was because it was a codeshare flight. International business class should include lounge access regardless of codeshare.

Great, except the canon was so cold. Even the flight attendants put jackets on

The app logs you out right when you are boarding requiring all passwords and reservation number for the flight. Super annoying

The pre-order only approach for fresh food is really challenging

Flight was 2.5 late. Maybe not United’s fault but late none the less. We were late as well on the first leg. WiFi quit working with an hour left.

I would have preferred a flight voucher and to hop on a different flight. Delayed over 6 hours.

Boarding was great, and the crew were very friendly. The seats must have been a bit on the older side and you could feel some of the seat components through the padding. Also, the plugs did not work on the row's entertainment screen or charging ports. Checked bag was transferred for connecting flight, and we appreciated how early we had the connecting gate information.

It was Swiss. Our kosher meals were literally frozen solid and therefore inedible, and the crew didnt care.

Food was great. Staff was phenomenal. Seats were a bit hard and could use a lot more entertainment options as far as movies to choose from. WiFi was good. Overall great trip.

The flight was delayed, they didn’t even have water for the toilets or for drinks

Liked they had tv screens on plane but no service for drinks and a snack when other airlines do

The plane was very cramped and no room to move. Other passengers brought suitcases that didn't fit in the overhead bins. This made boarding and departing extremely slow.

I bought a ticket from Kayak. When I got to the airport, the was no ticket. I had to pay 5X to get to my destination. No response received from Kayak. I will NEVER use them again.

everything was fine. but paying for 1 piece of check-in luggage and denying passengers to board with carry-on luggage which by air line's standards does not fit is not acceptable. when one travels for a longer time one needs to have some essentials

Pearson Airport could not properly handle all the passengers who they needed to process in order to properly get them on board. As a result, I missed the departure of my flight from Toronto. The only saving grace is that Air Canada found a flight that only delayed me by one hour. However, this was no thanks to Pearson Airport!

I had a good experience. I liked being informed about the status of my luggage

The staff could have been friendlier. And Having the flight on time would have been much more convenient.

Old, noisy plane, bad coffee, delayed. Flight attendant was very nice.

We boarded 1.5 hours late. Long wait for the bags when we got to Mexico City. Long wait to get on plane with people mover truck. Friendly staff. They answered all questions as best the could. Such a long, long walk from the plane to customs. Thank you, Michael A. Burris Cambridge, Massachusetts USA

I was forced to check my carry-on bag, which I don't appreciate.

Movies were old and third rate. Very poor on a seven hour flight. Food was OK but not business class caliber

On-time arrivals and departures. Crew helpful and friendly. Yet everything costs extra: seat selection, food, even airphones!

Delays at check-in, seemed like they were short ground staff at the time and some passengers needed extra processing.

Food - Non-Existent. You pay for everything. It is strictly Pay-to-Play!

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.

Still one of my favorite airlines, but the entertainment options were a bit lacking. It didn't help that my screen didn't work on one of the legs of the trip.

The plane was very small and the aisle was so narrow that every time someone walked by they rubbed against me, so it was very uncomfortable.

Paid for a Premium seat...minimal recline, no footrest. Maybe slightly wider than a cheap economy seat. Zero chance of getting any rest on this plane

Everything was great! My only critique is 25 euro for wifi is wild, but I get it

I liked how easy my transfers between flights in Keflavik were. I would have appreciated more food options in Keflavik.

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