Flights from Boston to Reykjavik
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Logan International (BOS) to Keflavik International (KEF) at a glance
- flights a week
- 7
- airline
- 1
- flight time
- 5h 10m - 5h 15m
- distance
- 2,407 mi (3,874 km)
- departure
- 19:50
- departure terminal
- E
Logan International (BOS) to Keflavik International (KEF) flight schedule
7 flights a week. Departure and arrival times are local.
FlightDepartsArrivesDurationDaysAircraft
FI 630
Icelandair
19:50
Logan International, terminal E
06:05
Keflavik International
5h 15m
Daily
Boeing 737
Seasonal and one-off flights
Not operating in the next two weeks. The first of them is on 14 March.
FlightDepartsArrivesDurationDaysAircraft
FI 630
Icelandair
20:50
Logan International, terminal E
06:05
Keflavik International
5h 15m
Seasonal
Airbus A320
FI 632
Icelandair
23:00
Logan International, terminal E
08:10
Keflavik International
5h 10m
Seasonal
Boeing 737
Days of the week are taken from the schedule for the next 14 days; schedules change by season. Reykjavik is 5 hours ahead of Boston.
Airlines flying Logan International (BOS) to Keflavik International (KEF)
Nonstop flights a week by the current schedule
Frequently asked questions
How many nonstop flights are there from Logan International (BOS) to Keflavik International (KEF)?
7 nonstop flights a week by the current schedule, 2 flight numbers.
How long is the flight from Logan International (BOS) to Keflavik International (KEF)?
From 5 hours 10 minutes to 5 hours 15 minutes nonstop, depending on the flight.
Which airlines fly nonstop from Logan International (BOS) to Keflavik International (KEF)?
Icelandair (7 a week).
Which terminals are used between Logan International (BOS) and Keflavik International (KEF)?
Flights depart from Logan International, terminal E and arrive at Keflavik International.
How far is Keflavik International (KEF) from Logan International (BOS)?
2,407 mi (3,874 km) in a straight line.