REYKJAVIK, Iceland, Dec. 1, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Iceland Express today announced its "Icebreaker" special offers for cheap flights to Reykjavik, with the cheapest airline tickets costing as little as pounds5 or euros9 (excluding tax) one-way. The low-fare airline also offers daily flights from London and Copenhagen featuring cheap airfare from pounds69 or euros99 (including taxes and charges), making Iceland Express the best choice for Iceland travel.
For an affordable Iceland vacation or holiday, Iceland Express offers no length-of-stay restrictions, no Sunday rule, easy online booking and e-ticketing. Whether you seek Iceland adventure travel, Reykjavik nightlife, or a few hours in the Blue Lagoon spa, the low-fare airline offers cheap flights to Reykjavik (KEF) every day from London Stansted Airport (STN) and Copenhagen (CPH).
From 16 May to 15 September, Iceland Express will also offer cheap flights from Alicante (ALC), Berlin Schoenefeld (SXF), Frankfurt Hahn (HHN), Friedrichshafen (FDH), Gothenburg (GOT), and Stockholm Arlanda (ARN). The low-fare airline's "Icebreaker" special offers for cheap flights to Reykjavik will also be available to and from several of these airports.
For more information about cheap flights on Iceland Express, car rental in Iceland, or Reykjavik hotels, go to http://www.icelandexpress.com. For additional details about "Icebreaker" special offers for the cheapest airline tickets, go to http://www.icelandexpress.com/booking/icebreaker/.
About Iceland Express
Iceland Express started flight operations on 27 February 2003, becoming the first Icelandic low-fare airline. From the beginning, it has offered daily flights connecting Reykjavik with London Stansted and Copenhagen, and in May 2005 it added three flights a week to Frankfurt Hahn. Starting 16 May 2006, Iceland Express will expand its operations to include flights from Iceland to Alicante, Berlin, Friedrichshaven, Gothenburg, and Stockholm.
Since the arrival of Iceland Express in a market formerly dominated by one airline, prices have dropped dramatically on its routes. Iceland Express now carries close to 300,000 passengers a year -- more than the entire population of Iceland -- and its cheap flights to Reykjavik has made the low-cost airline the best choice for Iceland travel.