Cheap flights from Reykjavik to Toronto

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Flight deals from Reykjavik to Toronto

Below you can see the best deals on flights Reykjavik — Toronto for upcoming dates. Direct and connecting flights from various airlines — compare prices and choose the right ticket.

The lowest price for the next 2 months is on 17 September, from $294.

Top 10 cheap flights from Reykjavik to Toronto

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F8
$ 327

Reykjavik — Toronto

09:0000:20
5 Sep 2026
19 h 20 m
1 stop
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WS
$ 328

Reykjavik — Toronto

09:0001:05
5 Sep 2026
20 h 5 m
1 stop
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$ 328

Reykjavik — Toronto

09:0011:55
5 Sep 2026
30 h 55 m
1 stop
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$ 328

Reykjavik — Toronto

09:0012:55
5 Sep 2026
31 h 55 m
1 stop
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F8
$ 330

Reykjavik — Toronto

09:0006:40
5 Sep 2026
25 h 40 m
1 stop
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F8
$ 330

Reykjavik — Toronto

09:0000:20
3 Sep 2026
19 h 20 m
1 stop
WS
PD
$ 341

Reykjavik — Toronto

09:0022:30
5 Sep 2026
17 h 30 m
1 stop
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PD
$ 341

Reykjavik — Toronto

09:0012:55
5 Sep 2026
31 h 55 m
1 stop
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$ 341

Reykjavik — Toronto

09:0023:13
5 Sep 2026
42 h 13 m
1 stop
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PD
$ 341

Reykjavik — Toronto

09:0023:13
3 Sep 2026
42 h 13 m
1 stop

Prices were found in the last 72 hours and may change — check the exact price when you continue.

About the Reykjavik — Toronto flight

Looking for cheap flights from Reykjavik to Toronto? Compare fares from different airlines, check the flight schedule and travel time — and book your Reykjavik — Toronto ticket online at the best price.

The route has direct flights — around 54 flights per week, flights are operated by Icelandair, Air Canada, a nonstop flight takes about 6 h 5 min, the distance between the cities is around 4,205 km.

Planning your trip? You may find our Toronto travel guide, how to get from the airport into town and Toronto weather forecast useful. To catch a low fare, use the low-price calendar and the monthly price chart on this page.

Facts about this route

from $294Min. price
SeptemberCheapest
AugustPeak season
YesDirect flights
4,205 kmDistance
6 h 5 minTravel time
2Airlines
54 / wkFlights

Flight schedule from Reykjavik to Toronto

The table shows direct flights from Reykjavik to Toronto on the selected date. The flight takes approximately 6 h 5 min. Regular flights are operated by Icelandair and Air Canada. Departures from Keflavik International Airport and Reykjavik Airport airports, arrivals at Pearson International Airport, Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport and Hamilton Airport.

For each flight, the following details are shown: departure time (local), arrival city and airport, flight number and airline, terminal or gate, and status. Click on a flight to open its details and go to ticket search. To view flights on a different day, change the date above the table.

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Flight ticket prices by day: Reykjavik — Toronto

Below is a calendar of the lowest flight ticket prices for Reykjavik — Toronto by day. Pick a convenient date and instantly see the fare. The cheapest flights on this route start from $294 in September, and the most expensive are around $461 in August. 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.

 
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Prices by month

Average one-way fares from Reykjavik to Toronto by month. Tickets are usually cheapest in January (around $435) and priciest in July (about $628) — use the table and chart below to pick the best time to fly.

MonthAverage priceLevelMonthAverage priceLevelMonthAverage priceLevel
Jan$435lowMay$520mediumSep$544medium
Feb$447lowJun$592highOct$496low
Mar$483mediumJul$628highNov$447low
Apr$459lowAug$616highDec$580high

Some values are estimated based on seasonality.

When to fly

Weather in Toronto: it is warmest in July (up to 26 °C on average) and coolest in January (around 0 °C). The driest month is September.

Tickets are usually cheapest in September and most expensive in August. Compare prices and weather by month in the charts below to pick the best time to fly.

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How to get the best deal on a Reykjavik — Toronto ticket

  • Book ahead: fares for Reykjavik — Toronto are usually lower 3–8 weeks before departure than at the last minute.
  • Play with your dates — Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday departures are often cheaper than Friday and Sunday.
  • Reykjavik is served by more than one airport — compare fares and travel time to each before you book.
  • The cheapest month to fly to Toronto is usually September — plan your trip around it if your dates are flexible.
  • Compare direct and connecting flights: nonstop is faster, while a connection is sometimes noticeably cheaper.
  • Watch the low-price calendar and the monthly price trend on this page — they make it easier to catch a good date.
  • Travelling light? Pick a cabin-baggage-only fare — tickets without checked luggage are noticeably cheaper.
  • Get to the airport in good time — about 2–3 hours before an international departure and roughly an hour before a domestic one.

Airlines

Flights on the Reykjavik — Toronto route are operated by 2 airlines; Icelandair runs the most flights (around 52% of all flights). Compare carriers, flight shares and schedules below.

  • IcelandairFI
    9x/week
    WebsiteFleet: 524.7M pax/year
    • Direct flight KEF → YYZ9x/week
      Duration
      6h 5m
      Days
      MTWTFSS
  • Air CanadaAC
    9x/week
    WebsiteFleet: 20346M pax/year
    • Direct flight KEF → YYZ9x/week
      Duration
      6h
      Days
      MTWTFSS

Cities and airports on the Reykjavik — Toronto route

Flights Reykjavik — Toronto depart from Keflavik International Airport and Reykjavik Airport and arrive at Pearson International Airport, Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, Hamilton Airport and Region of Waterloo International Airport. Below are pages for the cities, countries, and airports on the route: airlines, schedules, and travel guides.

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Frequently asked questions about the Reykjavik — Toronto flight

How long is the flight from Reykjavik to Toronto?

A nonstop Reykjavik — Toronto flight takes about 6 h 5 min — the distance between the cities is around 4,205 km.

How far is it from Reykjavik to Toronto?

The distance from Reykjavik to Toronto is about 4,205 km, which a nonstop flight covers in around 6 h 5 min.

Are there direct flights from Reykjavik to Toronto?

Yes, there are nonstop flights Reykjavik — Toronto — around 54 flights per week.

Which airlines fly from Reykjavik to Toronto?

Airlines operating Reykjavik — Toronto include Icelandair, Air Canada. See the full list with schedules in the "Airlines" section on this page.

Which airports do Reykjavik — Toronto flights use?

Flights from Reykjavik depart from Keflavik International Airport, Reykjavik Airport, and arrive at Pearson International Airport, Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, Hamilton Airport. If a city has more than one airport, check which one your ticket uses before you travel.

How much is a ticket from Reykjavik to Toronto?

The price of a Reykjavik — Toronto ticket depends on your travel date, season and demand: it is usually cheapest to fly in September, and most expensive in August. Tickets typically cost between $294 and $461. Check the current lowest fare and low-price calendar on this page.

When is the best time to book flights Reykjavik — Toronto?

Flights Reykjavik — Toronto are usually cheaper when booked in advance — a few weeks before departure and away from peak dates; the most budget-friendly month to fly is September. Compare prices by month in the price trend chart on this page.

How can I find the cheapest flights from Reykjavik to Toronto?

To catch a low fare Reykjavik — Toronto, book a few weeks in advance, keep your dates flexible, and compare airlines and connecting options. The low-price calendar and monthly price chart on this page show the cheapest days and months at a glance: the most budget-friendly month to fly is usually September.

How early should I arrive at the airport?

For international flights, plan to be at the airport about 2–3 hours before departure, and around an hour before a domestic flight. Allow extra time during busy travel seasons and at large hubs, where check-in and security lines can be longer.

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