A classic Icelandair Boeing 757-200 on approach, silhouetted against a dramatic cloudy sky.

Icelandair Boeing 737 MAX 8 (TF-ICL) in the airline\'s striking new livery, taxiing at a major European airport.

Spotted sitting at gate C25 in Terminal 2

Icelandair Boeing 737 MAX 8 (TF-ICR) in new livery taxiing under clear blue skies.

Icelandair\'s Boeing 737 MAX 8 in the new livery, taxiing at a major European airport.

Icelandair Airbus A321neo in new livery taxiing under overcast skies, marking the airline\'s transition to modern Airbus jets.

Icelandair Boeing 737-8 MAX (TF-ICL) in the airline\'s new 2022 livery, preparing at the gate.

Icelandair 757-200

The split winglets and fresh Icelandair branding mark this as a modern addition to the fleet. The aircraft entered service with Icelandair in 2021.

Short lived at DFW, but great while it lasted

Icelandair 737 Max 8-200

The 767-300ER\'s unique ability to operate long, thin transatlantic routes has made it a staple for Icelandair, providing connectivity via KEF. The type is recognizable by its graceful stance, overwing exits, and iconic …

The \'Hekla Aurora\' livery was introduced in 2015 to promote Iceland\'s northern lights, featuring a full fuselage wrap of aurora imagery and custom-lit cabin. This aircraft has become an icon for both Icelandair and av…

This aircraft's unique livery is inspired by Iceland's Northern Lights, featuring a spectacular blue-green design across the entire fuselage.

The pre last time it visited EDDH
(Hamburg 🇩🇪) before Retirement

Icelandair's 757 fleet is instrumental for its North American and European transatlantic network, utilizing the type's unique performance for Reykjavik's shorter runways.