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Iceland travel association weighs sending some low-fare airlines to Akureyri instead of Keflavik

By Iceland Monitor March 17, 2017
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Grímur Sæmundsson, chairman of the Icelandic Travel Industry Association, suggests all low-fare airlines that only offer commercial flights to Iceland over the summer, should land in Akureyri, North Iceland instead of Keflavik International Airport. In such a scenario, Keflavik would only serve airlines that fly to Iceland all year around.

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