Newcastle to Reykjavik flights

Updated 2026-11-04

The lowest one-way fare from Newcastle to Reykjavik we saw in the week to 4 Nov was £30 with easyJet, for travel on 1 Dec, non-stop (seen on 2 Nov). A typical low fare is £112 (the median of the cheapest fare in each of 10 travel weeks). Newcastle (NCL) to Keflavik (KEF) is 1531 km, typically flown in 2h 19m. 1 airline has been seen selling non-stop flights.

How much is a flight from Newcastle to Reykjavik?

Lowest one-way fare seen

£30 with easyJetfor travel on 1 Dec, non-stop · seen 2 Nov

Typical low fare

£112median of the cheapest fare in each of 10 travel weeks

Airlines seen flying direct

easyJet

Fares last checked

4 Novcaptured daily

These are fares seen on the dates given, not live prices. A fare can sell out or change within hours.

Which airlines fly direct from Newcastle to Reykjavik?

One-way fares for non-stop flights, seen in the week to 4 Nov. An airline is listed once it has been seen on two or more travel dates. Some fares are sold by a partner airline on the same aircraft (a codeshare).

With a stop on the way, the lowest fares seen were British Airways £124 and KLM £155.

Flying from Newcastle

Newcastle is the North East's primary airport and a strong Jet2 and easyJet base, with Ryanair adding budget slots and KLM offering an Amsterdam connector for global reach. The terminal sits 5 miles northwest of central Newcastle with the Tyne & Wear Metro running directly to the airport. Fare patterns favour Mediterranean leisure routes; long-haul travellers typically connect via Amsterdam, Paris or Dubai rather than fly direct.

Arriving in Reykjavik

Keflavík sits 50 km southwest of Reykjavík, with Flybus shuttles running every 30 minutes to BSÍ bus terminal for ISK 3,499. Icelandair and Play (low-cost) dominate the route, with EasyJet adding seasonal capacity. The route is a stopover-friendly Atlantic gateway — many travellers use it for 1–4 night layovers en route to North America.

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