Low-fare airline PLAY will resume its route to Iceland from Liverpool John Lennon Airport from 11 October 2024.
The twice-weekly route, flying from Liverpool to Keflavik, will allow travellers to connect to North America. PLAY currently operates to four US destinations: New York Stewart International Airport, Boston Logan International Airport, Baltimore International Airport, and Washington Dulles International Airport.
Einar Örn Ólafsson, CEO of PLAY, said: “Our seasonal Liverpool route has quickly become one of our most popular, highlighting the growing interest in Iceland as a top destination. This popularity not only demonstrates the demand for travel between the UK and Iceland but additionally provides a seamless connection for travellers looking to continue their journey onward to North America, making Iceland a key gateway between Europe and the other side of the Atlantic.”
In Q2 2024, PLAY flew over 442,000 passengers with a fleet of 10 aircraft, serving more than 36 destinations worldwide.
The airline additionally reported revenue of US$78.3 million in its most recent financial report, with a strong cash position of $51.4 million at the end of the quarter and a load factor of 86%.
