Icelandair has revealed plans to add service to another city in the United States, and I imagine the timing of this announcement is no coincidence.
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Interesting to see.
Lufthansa's Discover though, was going to launch BNA, and has now cancelled those plans. Bittersweet outcome for Nashville.
This idea of connectivity on Souithwest sounds good in theory, as Southwest offers a large network in the US and Icelandair claims that any Nordic-Baltic airline is a partner for connectivity there. I just hope that people are aware that they'll be flying an extra leg across the Atlantic (stopover in KEF, breaking the possibility to get some sleep on board) and that all is flown on narrow bodies. I would prefer different routing, but if the price is right and if a stopover in Iceland can be on the menu, then why not make it an adventure, instead of just getting from A to B?
Yeah, 3 legs on narrowbodies is pretty brutal of a way to cross the Atlantic. Not impossible, but not my first option, unless I really wanted to be in Iceland
The idea of a long haul on a 737 Max is not appealing! The 757 is the only narrow body plane I can handle to Europe!