Icelandair has launched nonstop service between Reykjavik and Nashville, Tenn., the carrier’s 18th destination in North America, the airline announced Friday. The route will operate four times weekly through the end of October with Boeing 737 Max aircraft.
Beginning May 12, Southwest Airlines customers will be able to connect to Icelandair flights through Nashville and Denver, in addition to Baltimore, which launched earlier this year, per the Dallas-based carrier’s interline agreement with Icelandair, announced in September 2024.
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