Icelandair Pittsburgh to Europe: Honest Review ✈️

✈️ Flying Icelandair from Pittsburgh to Europe: Honest Review + Pros & Cons 🌍

Thinking about flying Icelandair to Europe? In this video, I share my full review of flying Icelandair from Pittsburgh to Bergen, Norway—including everything you need to know about the airline’s new seasonal route out of Pittsburgh (PIT). From in-flight experience and seat comfort to layover logistics in Reykjavik (KEF), I’ll break down the pros and cons of flying Icelandair so you can decide if it’s the right choice for your next European adventure.

Icelandair began flying from Pittsburgh in May 2024, offering 4 flights per week through October. It’s one of just two airlines offering direct service to Europe from Pittsburgh, making it a valuable option for those flying from smaller U.S. cities.

🛫 Topics covered in this video:

What it’s like flying Icelandair Economy class

New seasonal direct flight from Pittsburgh to Reykjavik

Layover experience at KEF airport

Connecting to Europe with just one stop

Is Icelandair a budget airline?

Pros & cons of flying Icelandair

Tips for first-time Icelandair passengers

Whether you're headed to Norway, Iceland, or beyond—this video will help you decide if Icelandair is worth booking. Spoiler: I’d fly them again.

📅 Icelandair Seasonal Route: April–October
🧳 Class Flown: Economy
🎯 Final Destination: Bergen, Norway
⏱️ Total Travel Time: ~12 hrs outbound, 10 hrs return

👉 Have you flown Icelandair? Planning a trip to Europe from Pittsburgh? Let me know your experience or questions in the comments below!

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