Icelandair Virtual Boeing 737 MAX 8 above the clouds

Fleet / Aircraft

Made for a
demanding latitude.

A fleet spanning domestic, regional and long-haul flying, connected directly to the Icelandair Virtual operation.

Photo: JViation

IAV / KEF63.9850° N · 22.6056° WWelcome to our World.

Our fleet

Every aircraft earns
its place here.

Icelandair Virtual operates the same aircraft types as the real Icelandair network, from Dash 8 turboprops on domestic and regional routes to long-range widebodies on transatlantic flights.

01 / 07Photo: Hansueli Krapf / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0

The North Atlantic icon

Boeing 757-200

A proven North Atlantic workhorse with the range and runway performance that made Icelandair’s connecting network possible.

Seats: 183 seats
Fleet size: 4 aircraft
ICAO type: B752

Aircraft registrations

TF-FIN TF-ISR TF-FIO TF-FIP

Icelandair Boeing 767-300ER taxiing at London Heathrow

02 / 07Photo: Tony Hisgett / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0

Long-haul widebody

Boeing 767-300ER

The widebody of the fleet brings extra capacity, long-range capability and a distinctive two-aisle experience to major transatlantic sectors.

Seats: 262 seats
Fleet size: 2 aircraft
ICAO type: B763

Aircraft registrations

TF-ISO TF-ISN

Icelandair Virtual Boeing 737 MAX 8 in flight

03 / 07Photo: JViation

Next-generation narrowbody

Boeing 737 MAX 8

The backbone of shorter transatlantic and European flying. Efficient, capable and perfectly scaled for Icelandair’s hub network.

Seats: 160 seats
Fleet size: 17 aircraft
ICAO type: B38M

Aircraft registrations

TF-ICV TF-ICM TF-ICO TF-ICU TF-ICF TF-ICR TF-ICS TF-ICH TF-ICG TF-ICE TF-ICJ TF-ICP TF-ICY TF-ICN TF-ICL TF-ICI TF-ICT

04 / 07Photo: Mitchell R Hope / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0

High-capacity narrowbody

Boeing 737 MAX 9

The longer MAX adds capacity while retaining the efficiency and flexibility needed across Icelandair’s European and transatlantic network.

Seats: 178 seats
Fleet size: 4 aircraft
ICAO type: B39M

Aircraft registrations

TF-ICD TF-ICA TF-ICC TF-ICB

Icelandair Airbus A321LR taxiing at Miami

05 / 07Photo: Duncan Kirk / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0

Long-range efficiency

Airbus A321LR

The next chapter. Long-range capability, lower fuel burn and a quiet cabin make the A321LR a natural fit for the modern Icelandair network.

Seats: 187 seats
Fleet size: 6 aircraft
ICAO type: A21N

Aircraft registrations

TF-IAA TF-IAB TF-IAC TF-IAD TF-IAE TF-IAG

Air Iceland Connect De Havilland Dash 8-200 on approach

06 / 07Photo: Mitchell R Hope / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0

Short-field specialist

De Havilland Dash 8-200

Compact, capable and built for demanding approaches. The Dash 8-200 serves communities where runway length and weather shape every flight.

Seats: 37 seats
Fleet size: 3 aircraft
ICAO type: DH8B

Aircraft registrations

TF-FXH TF-FXG TF-FXK

Icelandair De Havilland Dash 8-400 on approach

07 / 07Photo: Mitchell R Hope / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0

Iceland, closer

De Havilland Dash 8-400

Built for the weather and shorter runways of the North. The Q400 connects Reykjavík with Iceland’s regional communities and nearby islands.

Seats: 76 seats
Fleet size: 3 aircraft
ICAO type: DH8D

Aircraft registrations

TF-FXA TF-FXE TF-FXI

Choose your next sector

See where the fleet flies.

Explore routes

Made for ademanding latitude.

Every aircraft earnsits place here.

Boeing 757-200

Boeing 767-300ER

Boeing 737 MAX 8

Boeing 737 MAX 9

Airbus A321LR

De Havilland Dash 8-200

De Havilland Dash 8-400

See where the fleet flies.

Made for a
demanding latitude.

Every aircraft earns
its place here.