On this page, you can find and book flights from Washington to Reykjavik. The distance between these cities is 4,523 km, with approximately 23 flights operating on this route weekly.
Flights are operated by UA and FI. Ticket prices are dynamic, so to find the best deal, use our low-fare calendar and check the information on how to get to the airport in Washington and how to get from Reykjavik airport to the city center.
The table shows direct flights Washington, D.C. → Reykjavik on the selected date. The flight takes approximately 5 h 55 min. Regular flights are operated by Icelandair and United Airlines. Departures from Washington Dulles International Airport, Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport and Ronald Reagan National Airport airports, arrivals at Keflavik International Airport and Reykjavik 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.
Below is a calendar of the lowest flight ticket prices for Washington, D.C. — Reykjavik by day. Pick a convenient date and instantly see the fare. The cheapest flights on this route start from AED 1,272 in F, and the most expensive are around AED 1,720 in a. 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.
The warmest month in the Icelandic capital is July, with an average temperature of 13.6°C. The coldest and windiest period is January, when average temperatures drop to -4.9°C and dry days are at a minimum.
The most budget-friendly month to fly is September, with fares starting AED 1,272. Peak prices are observed in May, reaching AED 1,721, making the spring period the most expensive time to book.
September is the optimal choice for a balance of weather conditions and flight costs, as prices drop while the weather remains relatively mild. We recommend avoiding May if your primary goal is to find the cheapest possible ticket.
There are 2 airlines operating on this route, with United Airlines and Icelandair being the primary carriers. Passengers can choose from both direct flights and connecting options, with Icelandair operating a significant portion of regular departures. You can check the detailed schedule in the list below by clicking on an airline card to view specific flight days and routes.
Flights Washington, D.C. — Reykjavik depart from Washington Dulles International Airport, Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport and Ronald Reagan National 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 average duration of a direct flight on this route is about 5 hours and 30 minutes, covering a distance of 4,523 km.
Regular flights are operated by United Airlines (UA) and Icelandair (FI).
Yes, direct flights are available on this route, with a total of about 23 departures per week.
Ticket prices change constantly depending on the season and demand; you can find the current minimum for the coming months in the low-fare calendar on this page.
Flights from the USA usually arrive at Keflavik International Airport, which serves as the main gateway to the capital of Iceland.
Where travelers fly most — pick a route and check prices
