Isafjordur Airport

Isafjordur Airport (IFJ) in Ísafjörður, serving Iceland’s remote Westfjords, opened in the 1960s and operates from a single small terminal that handles mostly domestic traffic; it’s a compact but vital regional gateway rather than a major international hub. The airport provides regular scheduled flights to Reykjavík and other nearby communities operated by regional carriers such as Norlandair and Eagle Air, and is often used as a seasonal base by those operators. Accessible via scenic coastal roads with regular bus links and car hire options, IFJ is convenient for Westfjords travelers; airport facilities are simple and affordable, though airfares on limited routes can be pricier than mainland domestic services.