Icelandair Launches New Service to Tromsø, Norway

2026-02-12 - 10:38

Icelandair has announced a new twice-weekly service to Tromsø in northern Norway, beginning on 23 October. As reported by mbl.is, the airline will also operate flights to Bergen year-round, extending what had previously been a seasonal route. What's the Story? Twice-weekly service to Tromsø by Icelandair from 23 October Year-round flights to Bergen; most extensive Iceland–Norway schedule in company history Partnership with Widerøe offering onward connections to major Norwegian airports Icelandair passenger aircraft. Photo: MarcelX42. Wikimedia. Norway network expands With the addition of Tromsø, Icelandair says its schedule between Iceland and Norway will be the most extensive in the company’s history. “Flying to Tromsø opens up many exciting possibilities. It is now easier for Icelanders living in Northern Norway and Norwegians living in Iceland to get to their homelands, in addition to opening up excellent connections between North America and Northern Norway. Residents of Northern Norway will thus have easier access to many of our destinations in North America, and convenient connections will also open up from the west via Iceland to northern Norway,” said Bogi Nils Bogason, CEO of Icelandair, in a press release. Tromsø has grown in popularity among travellers, particularly those seeking northern lights and outdoor experiences. Icelandair stated that the new route is intended to strengthen connections between North America and northern Norway, while also encouraging stopovers in Iceland. The airline operates in partnership with Norwegian carrier Widerøe, offering onward connections to major airports across Norway via Bergen and Tromsø.