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Keflavik International Airport

Keflavík International Airport, also known as Reykjavík–Keflavík Airport, is Iceland's largest airport and serves as the main hub for international transportation. It is situated about 50 km southwest of Reykjavík and has two runways in use. The airport's history dates back to World War II, originally built by the United States military. Today, it is operated by Isavia, a government enterprise, and hosts flights from various airlines, including Icelandair, its main carrier.

Airport NameKeflavik International Airport
Airport CodeIATAKEF
ICAOBIKF
CountryIceland
AreaSouthern Peninsula
Official LinkKeflavik International Airport ⧉

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CountryIceland
DSTNot implemented
Time DifferenceUTC +0
Time Difference based on regional capitals

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CountryIceland
Calling code354
Country Code2LetterIS
3LetterISL
RegionEurope
Capital CityReykjavík
Daylight Saving TimeNot implemented
LangageIcelandic
CurrencyIcelandic króna [ISK]
1 ISK / 0.01 USDDec 21st 2024
Outlet TypeF (SE)
Tap WaterSafe to drink

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