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Price, demand and travel trends for Dallas to Iceland flights

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

Fares from Dallas to Iceland are running about 15% higher than they were around this time last year, averaging $1,028 round-trip.

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

The cheapest fare from Dallas to Iceland in the last week was $661 round-trip, to Reykjavik Keflavik Intl (KEF).

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

March is the cheapest time of year to fly, with average fares of $925. Prices are highest in July, when average flight costs increase to around $1,128.

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

Book your flights 9 weeks before your trip. KAYAK data collected over the past 12 months shows that booking in this window can save you around 33% compared to booking last-minute (within 2 weeks of departure).

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

All flights from Dallas to Iceland arrive at Reykjavik Keflavik Intl (KEF). On average, round-trip fares are around $1,036.

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

Wednesday tends to be the cheapest day to fly from Dallas to Iceland, while Thursday is the most expensive. Fares run about 16% higher that day, based on the past 12 months of KAYAK data.

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

Data from the past 12 months shows it's cheapest to fly to Iceland during the morning with average prices of $981. The night is the most expensive time to fly, with average prices of $1,157.

Key details for Dallas to Iceland flights

Low season

December

Cheapest flight

$465
Beat the crowds with an average 59% drop in travelers.
The most popular month to fly with an average 114% increase in travelers.
One-way flight from Dallas/Fort Worth Airport to Reykjavik Keflavik Intl Airport

Your Dallas 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 Dallas to Iceland?

    Yes. Fares from Dallas to Iceland are low right now. As a rule of thumb, a round-trip under $909 (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 Dallas to Iceland?

    Over the past 12 months, round-trip fares from Dallas to Iceland have ranged from $909 to $1,235.

  • What airlines fly nonstop from Dallas to Iceland?

    Based on the flight schedule for the next 3 months, no airline regularly operates nonstop flights from Dallas to Iceland. One-stop options include:

    • American Airlines
    • United Airlines
    • Southwest

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

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

  • What are some popular landmarks in Iceland?

    KAYAK travelers' favorite landmarks in Iceland include:

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

  • Are there nonstop flights from Dallas to Iceland?

    No airline offers direct flights from Dallas to Iceland. However, JetBlue offers plenty of one-stop flights. Thus, if you’d like to fly to Iceland from Dallas without many stops, you should travel with JetBlue.

  • Which airport has the most flights to other European countries?

    Reykjavik Airport is an Iceland airport that offers several flights to other European countries. As such, if you’d like to travel to other European countries after you visit Iceland, Reykjavik Airport is the airport you should go to.

  • What are the layover options between Iceland and Dallas?

    The popular layover options between Iceland and Dallas are New York and Boston. If you travel with JetBlue, your layover will be in New York, while your layover will be in Boston if you travel with Icelandair.

  • Where can I find a staff member at Reykjavik Airport?

    Most of the staff at Reykjavik Airport are stationed at the airport’s waiting rooms and are always willing to help passengers in need.

Your guide to booking Dallas 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 9 weeks before your trip. KAYAK data shows fares in this window are around 33% 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 March when flights are typically cheapest and avoid July when prices are at their highest.
  • Flying on Wednesday is usually the cheapest. Flights on Thursday cost about 16% more on average, so being flexible with your travel dates could help you save.
  • 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’d like to fly from Dallas to Iceland, you’ll board your flight at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. Also referred to as DFW Airport, this airport is one of the busiest airports in the world. As this is the case, you should plan on arriving at the airport about 2h before your flight is supposed to take off to give yourself enough time to get cleared for travel.
  • The best way to get to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport will depend on how far you are from Dallas Union Station. If you’re close to Dallas Union Station, the best way to get to DFW Airport will be by train. If, on the other hand, you’re far away from the train station, the best way you can get to this airport is by taxi. The number of trains and taxis that usually travel to DFW Airport is quite high. Thus, you can get a train or taxi to transport you to this airport pretty effortlessly.
  • The three main airports in Iceland are Reykjavik Airport, Akureyri Airport, and Ísafjörður Airport. At either of these airports, you’ll find a place to rest, as they all boast of having expansive and air-conditioned lounges with plenty of comfortable seats. At either of these airports, you’ll also be able to take a leak, given that they all also have well-maintained public restrooms.
  • The airport you land at should be close enough to the destinations you want to visit. If you are planning to visit the destinations found in the northwestern tip of Iceland, you should board a flight from Dallas that lands at Ísafjörður Airport. In contrast, if you plan on visiting the destinations found near the south of the country, you ought to book a flight that lands at Reykjavik Airport.
  • If you’re a citizen of America or a signatory nation of the Schengen agreement, you only need your passport to be allowed to pass through airport security at any of the airports in Iceland. If, however, your home country is not a signatory of the Schengen agreement or the US, you’ll need to have your visa as well as your passport to be allowed entry into Iceland.

Reviews of the top 4 airlines serving from Dallas to Iceland

 
Need help choosing which airline to fly with from Dallas 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
Alaska AirlinesOverall score based on 13135 reviews
7.0Entertainment
7.0Food
8.1Boarding
8.5Crew
7.8Comfort
Airline reviews

The entire staff were professional. I was surprised at their commitment in every aspect. My first time flying the airline.

8.0 ExcellentAnonymous, Oct 2026
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The entire staff were professional. I was surprised at their commitment in every aspect. My first time flying the airline.

Flight is clean and staff is polite. Despite the delay due to unexpected weather. It was a great experience and I am lucky enough to be upgraded. Appreciated!

Overall its fine, but I've been lowering my bar for what to expect over the years. What I look forward to most is the crew. Alaska's flight crews are the best. I compare every other airline I fly to yours. Ok, so now lets discuss the plane and amenities: One of the bathroom sinks was inoperable. The crew did the right thing by putting hand sanitizer there. On food - there really isn't any food on these flights unless you pre-buy it and I missed the window, so I ate some garbage in DFW's Terminal E. Let's face it - terminal food in most airports is just junk, so not your fault. The only snack we got on our flight was a bag of salty, cinnamon flavored pretzels. I ate mine, because I was hungry, but really felt like it was a waste of calories. Entertainment options aren't as good as they used to be. I guess Hollywood, Netflix and HBO just aren't creating content like they used to, or we watched everything during COVID and can't be satisfied anymore. I partially finished a number of different shows, ranging from stand up comedians, movies, tv series and foreign films trying to find something. In the end, I could see why nearly everyone around me was brain rotting on Instagram, so I zoned out listening to my favorite playlist and plinked away at email. I see you next month!

Boarded us on a plane that had ongoing maintenance and it was 105 degrees out. Sat in the cooking heat for an hour before taking off. WiFi didn’t work over half the flight so I couldn’t get any work done

The flight was on time, seats were comfortable, crew is friendly and professional. Nice flight overall. Thanks!

Flight was delayed and we were left in the plane with planed turned off, took so long to get to destination and luggages were lost. Such a hectic travel

I've been loyal to Alaska Airlines for nearly 25 years and before the merger I had much better benefits. However, since the merger with Hawaiian Air, you've bumped me from group A to B or C and I now get poor selection of seats in the back of the plane.

Would not let us check in our luggage. Flight was 40 minutes late, so we really did have time to check in our luggage. Could not get on another flight even for the next day, calling the Alaska service numbers provided, it stated the average wait time to speak to anyone on the phone was 8 HOURS! Alaska would not refund our tix. Never again!!!!!

Morbidly obese dude took half my seat. Sore shoulders back from being squeezed. Shame on the airline for not making this guy purchase two seats

The flight was on time and got in early which allowed us to get to our next flight.

Everything was great except the fact that catering did not restock the flight from ATL to GRB and we were only offered water.

The WiFi on the plane was out. I also thought movie options were lacking.

These Delta 717 jets are ancient. No entertainment and you have to pay for WiFi that barely works and goes in and out the whole flight. Delta should be ashamed flying this garbage.

My seat was changed without my consent. It wasn’t a major deal but annoying.

It was delayed over an hour and a lot of announcements disrupting movie.

Delta has joint the nickel and diming airlines. The experience is getting worst by the day. 1,000,000 miles for a trip to Asia in Business Class where I got the same thing for just under 90,000 miles through an Asian airline. Where is Richard Anderson? Please come back!

I had an extensive delay on my previous flight and we had another delay due to the crew not being there. We were scheduled to have a late arrival but due to the delay it was even longer.

No tv. No free wifi. They need to ipgrade these planes - especially on a 2 hour flight.

I am a die hard Delta flyer, but they missed it on this flight. It was on their very dated 717-200 aircraft, which I knew when I booked it so I knew it wouldn’t have seatback screens. However, the internet was awful and it wouldn’t even send texts a lot of the time, much less even connect to the delta app. It was also very hot while in the air, which never happens. What was even more disappointing is that the crew only gave me cheezits and a beverage, even though I was in Delta Comfort. The main cabin fare gets these items. I didn’t get any kind of improved snacks and that was unacceptable. The crew wasn’t very visible at all either. If this was my first delta flight, it would be my last. I am just going to assume it was a one-off flight.

Flight got canceled 4 times, missed my connecting flight due to delays, have to wait to go home tomorrow

The flight itself was ok but delayed take off meant that service was also delayed once in the air and it was a long time before the lights in the cabin were turned off. The food was pretty poor, which was disappointing for Virgin. Particularly breakfast which was a dry bagel with a pot of cream cheese. Economy sears were not comfortable despite us handing 3 seats between the two of us, I was unable to get comfortable and sleep. The entertainment was brilliant with a great selection and a very welcome addition was free high speed internet access for flying club members meaning I could stream video whilst in the air.

Food was okay. Seats were a bit cramped. In flight entertainment headphone socket didn't work on my seat. Wifi was great, so I was able to stream on my iPad

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.

I need to note that this flight experience was generally fine but the boarding situation was absolutely a mess and there wasn’t any actual priority boarding. I rated the experience poorly because I’m am genuinely so frustrated with the crew on United taking the baggage space in first class. This flight it didn’t happen, but the last few flights (when I ironically don’t get an opportunity to provide feedback) have been spoiled because upon entering the first class cabin as one of the first few seated passengers, the overhead bins are full and ‘crew’’ tags are on the bags of those taking space. I don’t intend to infer some sort of a class or caste system but it’s absolutely ridiculous that the crew takes the overhead storage above and beyond their most loyal and lucrative customers. They should not even have economy space IMO. And I’ve gotten grief when I’ve noted to the crew the ridiculousness of the notion that the crew (who are the last off the plane) should have priority over flyers who pay. I hope you find a way to convey this message to United because it’s happening with increasing frequency and I intend to find a way to expose the specific crew members who are doing this on a flight by flight basis. (And I have a day job)

Bathrooms broken, Wifi not working, Direct TV stuck in a United credit card loop for whole flight

Flight was so congested it was disgusting. Hals of the hostesses clearly seemed to be racist. no sanitation maintained in the restrooms.

The WiFi went out an hour before the flight was due to land so I did not get my money's worth.

Bag got checked but I thought one personal item was guaranteed.

It was terribly delayed with zero support from united airlines. I reached at 1 am in the night. They did not provide any option to change the flights.

Flight cancelled instead of leaving Friday am now, maybe, leaving Sunday

one of the flight attendants on the Dallas to frankfurt leg was somewhat rude..

Friendliest Flight Attendant I’ve seen since I flew on Southwest Airlines. The whole trip was outstanding…and arrived Early!

A little bit more leg room in premium economy. I am 6’4”.

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