Icelandair is now running great Business Class promotional fares for travel between US and Europe. Mileage earned on these flights can also be credited into the Alaska Mileage Plan, which makes these fares a better deal.
Sample Routings and Fares
| From – To (R/T) | Fares in $ |
| New York/Boston – Copenhagen | 970 |
| New York/Boston – Frankfurt | 1059 |
| New York/Boston – Amsterdam | 1086 |
| Washington Dulles – Copenhagen | 1152 |
Note that the prices above are quoted at the point of writing and are subject to change. The routing’s above are not an exhaustive list of possible destinations as well. Below is the route map for Icelandair – get creative and go search for other great fares!
Promotion Details and T&C
Travel Period: Fare availability scattered across Feb to early June
Stopover: 1 stopover permitted in each direction in KEF
Booking Period: tickets must be issued on/before 21JAN 20
Others: Non-refundable ticket. Changes can be made at a change fee of $350
Find This Deal
One way to find the cheapest prices is through Momondo, where it searches and compares prices across many travel sites.
Enter your departure and arrival city, your travel dates and Business Class. The website will automatically find the best price across the internet.
Alternatively, this deal can also be found on Google Flights and ITA Matrix at possibly higher prices.
Business Class Product
The operating aircraft types should either be the Boeing B757 or B767, with a seat configuration of 2-2 or 2-1-2 respectively.
Where Should I Credit This Ticket?
Check out wheretocredit. These tickets should book into fare code A, for some great earnings on the Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan – 125% base miles. For example, return flight between New York and Copenhagen would be 9796 Alaska miles.
I strongly recommend you to credit your flights to the Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan. Check out the post below to find out why.
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Featured Images via Flyertalk-Carfield and Iceland Monitor-Arni Saeberg