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On this page, you can find and book flights from Reykjavik to Toronto. The 4,205 km flight operates regularly, with an average frequency of about 18 departures per week.
The main carriers on this route are Air Canada and Icelandair. Since ticket prices are dynamic, we recommend using the low-fare calendar and price chart below to choose the best fare.
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 $311 in F, and the most expensive are around $484 in y. 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.
Reykjavik → Toronto, average one-way price
| Month | Average price | Level | Month | Average price | Level | Month | Average price | Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | $463 | low | May | $554 | medium | Sep | $579 | medium |
| Feb | $476 | low | Jun | $631 | high | Oct | $528 | low |
| Mar | $515 | medium | Jul | $669 | high | Nov | $476 | low |
| Apr | $489 | low | Aug | $657 | high | Dec | $618 | high |
Some values are estimated based on seasonality.
The climate in Toronto features distinct seasons: July is the warmest month, with average temperatures reaching 25.8°C, while January is the coldest and snowiest, with temperatures dropping to -6.2°C. April sees the highest rainfall, whereas September offers dry and clear weather.
According to monitoring data, the most budget-friendly flights are available in July $273 and in June — $276. Ticket prices peak in February, when the minimum fare on the route increases to $466.
September is considered the optimal time to fly, offering the best balance of mild weather and moderate pricing. It is best to avoid the period from December to February due to the combination of high ticket prices and harsh Canadian winter conditions.
Regular air service between the cities is provided by two key airlines: Air Canada and Icelandair, operating a total of about 18 flights per week. The majority of services are direct flights, making the journey as fast and comfortable as possible. You can check the detailed schedule for specific days of the week and choose the most suitable route option in the list below.
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.
The average direct flight time for this route is about 5 hours, given the distance of 4,205 km and standard aircraft speeds.
Regular flights between Reykjavik and Toronto are operated by Air Canada and Icelandair.
Yes, direct flights are available on this route, allowing you to reach Canada as quickly as possible without layovers at other airports.
Ticket prices change constantly depending on the season and demand. You can always check the current minimum for specific dates in the low-fare calendar on this page.
Most international flights arrive at the city's main airport — Pearson (YYZ), which has an extensive transport network connecting to the city center.
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