The new seasonal Icelandair route makes me ask a few questions beyond how many times a week. And it makes me wonder what -and where – intercontinental travel might be in store for Arizona.
Employees from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport respond to my recent post about the lack of intercontinental flights from the Valley. The question: Why do they care about one voice in the ether?
During the winter in Iceland, daylight is scarce and temperatures are low. Is it worth shelling out $379 for a flight from the U.S.? Absolutely – there’s still plenty to do without freezing to death.
Airlines based in the United States coud learn a a few things from IcelandAir. It’s not perfect, but it’s a far better flying experience than what U.S. travelers typically endure.
One of the nice things about international travel is the pile of frequent flier miles you earn on the flights. I missed out on that perk when I flew to Iceland in June – IcelandAir has no codeshare agreements. That will change in fall, but don’t get too excited just yet. Here’s why.
Iceland is one unusual and fun destination for travelers. Here’s the first in my day-by-day series of posts about this fascinating island, its landscape and its people.
