How long is the flight from Reykjavik to Moscow?
On vacation in Reykjavik, you managed to see the Hallgrimur church, visit the Maritime Museum “Vikin”, admire the collection of paintings at the National Gallery, visit Nautholsvik Geothermal Beach, Gullfoss Falls, lavish feasts and costume shows at the theme park “Viking village”, go hiking on glaciers, go rafting, catch trout and salmon fishing, have fun in the water park “Lagafellslaug”, nightlife “Pravda” and “Nasa”? And at the moment you are concerned about the return flight to Moscow?
How long is the flight from Reykjavik to Moscow?
When flying on this route, passengers will cover 3,300 km (airlines do not operate direct flights on the Reykjavik-Moscow route).
To clarify the cost of a Reykjavik-Moscow ticket, it is advisable to contact an airline ticket office employee: he will inform you that it fluctuates around 16,900-18,100 rubles.
Connecting flight Reykjavik-Moscow
Departing from the capital of Iceland to Moscow, you can transfer to another plane in Stockholm, Berlin, London, Copenhagen, Oslo or other cities.
If you take responsibility for your flight “Icelandair”, you will fly home through Zurich (the flight will last 7 hours, and you will be able to take a break from 1 flight within 8 hours), St.Petersburg (landing at “Domodedovo” will take place after 7 hours, with a break between flights of 2 hours), Frankfurt am Main and Warsaw (on board the aircraft you will have to spend 5 hours, and wait for a docking - 7 hours), Copenhagen and Vienna (in general for an air trip you will spend 10 hours, and you will be given 2 hours to rest between flights). And if you decide to fly home with “Lufthansa”, make a transfer in Hamburg (the flight will stretch for 18.5 hours, and you can take a break from 1 flight for 12.5 hours) or Dusseldorf (you will be allocated less than 1 hour for connecting, and “Vnukovo” you will find yourself 7 hours after the start of the flight).
Choosing a carrier
You will be able to cover the distance between cities with the following companies that own Boeing 757, Super Jet 100-95, Boeing 737-600 and other airliners: “Icelandair”; “Vueling airlines”; “Easy jet”; “Wow air”.
Travelers will be offered to fly from Reykjavik to Moscow from Keflavik airport (RKV) - it is located 38 km from the city center (you can get here by Flybus buses). At the airport, you can sit in a waiting room or a VIP lounge, get medicines, fresh newspapers and other goods at various points of sale, have a tasty meal in a local cafeteria, check your luggage in a locker, go online via Wi-Fi.
What to do aboard an airliner?
In addition to reading books and magazines, during the flight, you should decide which of your relatives and friends to make happy with gifts purchased in Reykjavik, in the form of art glass, handmade ceramics, silver jewelry, Icelandic wool and volcanic stone products, natural cosmetics “Blue lagoon”, sweets “Ris Buff”, Viking style beer mugs, puffin bird carvings.
