Icelandair Expands Network with Poland Route

2026-02-06 - 10:07

Icelandair has confirmed plans to begin scheduled flights between Iceland and Gdańsk, Poland, from autumn 2026. As reported by RÚV, the route marks the airline’s first destination in the country and forms part of Icelandair’s expanded winter schedule. What's the Story? Icelandair to launch flights to Gdańsk from 18 September 2026 Three to four daytime flights per week, first Icelandair route to Poland Services routed via Keflavík Airport, supporting onward connections to North America Tail of an Icelandair aircraft. Photo: Golli. Winter network expansion Services are set to operate three to four times a week from 18 September. Flights will run during daytime hours, allowing onward connections through Keflavík Airport to destinations in North America. Gdańsk is located on Poland’s northern coast and is known for its long history and established tourism sector. Icelandair stated that the addition reflects its aim to broaden its route network, particularly outside the peak summer season. Commenting on the announcement, Icelandair chief executive Bogi Nils Bogason said the airline is placing increased emphasis on winter operations. “This way, we make much better use of our infrastructure, while offering our customers a wider range of connections all year round. Gdańsk is an interesting city with a rich history and our first destination in Poland.” Icelandair has in recent years sought to strengthen year-round connectivity by adding new European destinations that support its transatlantic network via Iceland.