On this page, you can book flights from Detroit to Reykjavik. The total distance between the cities is 4,501 km, with approximately 8 flights per week. To plan your logistics, check out how to get to the airport and options for getting from the airport to your destination.
Flights on this route are operated by Delta Air Lines and Icelandair. Since ticket prices change constantly, we recommend using the low-fare calendar and price chart to find the best deal for your chosen dates.
Below is a calendar of the lowest flight ticket prices for Detroit — Reykjavik by day. Pick a convenient date and instantly see the fare. The cheapest flights on this route start from $347 in ,, and the most expensive are around $449 in F. If your travel dates are flexible, the calendar will help you find the best price for your preferred period. To view round-trip fares, switch to the "Round trip" tab above the calendar, select your departure date — and the right-hand calendar will highlight the lowest prices for return flights on each day.
Detroit → Reykjavik, average one-way price
| Month | Average price | Level | Month | Average price | Level | Month | Average price | Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | $498 | low | May | $549 | medium | Sep | $549 | medium |
| Feb | $473 | low | Jun | $613 | high | Oct | $524 | medium |
| Mar | $473 | low | Jul | $652 | high | Nov | $473 | low |
| Apr | $524 | medium | Aug | $626 | high | Dec | $537 | medium |
Some values are estimated based on seasonality.
The climate in Reykjavik is quite cool: July is the warmest month with an average temperature of +13.6°C, while the lowest temperatures and highest humidity occur in January, when it drops to -4.9°C.
Price analysis shows that the most budget-friendly flights are available in August starting $347. Prices peak in September, with the lowest fares starting $449.
August is considered the best time to visit, offering the perfect balance of relatively comfortable weather and the lowest ticket prices. Conversely, winter months require preparation for freezing temperatures and frequent precipitation.
The flight route from Detroit to Reykjavik is served by Delta Air Lines and Icelandair, operating a total of about 8 flights per week. Passengers can choose from both direct flights and connecting options, with Iceland's national carrier often offering the most frequent service. To view a detailed flight schedule by day of the week and select the best departure time, check the list of airlines below.
Flights Detroit — Reykjavik depart from Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport and arrive at Keflavik International Airport and Reykjavik Airport. Below are pages for the cities, countries, and airports on the route: airlines, schedules, and travel guides.
The approximate direct flight time is about 5 hours and 30 minutes, though the final duration depends on the specific flight, weather conditions, and any layovers.
Regular flights between the cities are operated by major carriers Delta Air Lines and Icelandair.
Yes, there are direct flights on this route; you can check their frequency and availability for specific dates in the schedule block.
The main arrival point for international flights is Keflavik International Airport, located approximately 50 kilometers from the Icelandic capital.
It is recommended to book your seats at least 6–8 weeks before your trip. Keep an eye on current offers in the price calendar to catch the moment fares drop.
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