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Icelandair's in-flight service is provided in three cabin classes: Economy Class, Economy Comfort and Saga Class. Regardless of class, each aircraft is equipped with an in-flight entertainment system featuring movies, television shows, music and games. The airline allows all passengers to check up to two bags free of charge, offers a 90 percent discount on airfare for infants, and provides all passengers with a pillow and blanket. Icelandair, operates a fleet of Boeing 757 aircraft on its scheduled routes, which is a smaller cabin than most airlines use for international flying. Icelandair only serves five cities within the United States: Boston, Minneapolis, Orlando (Sanford), New York and Seattle, making access to flights difficult for travelers who don't live in those cities. If it's not a hassle to get to one of Icelandair's departure cities within the United States, and if paying for a meal isn't a big deal, Icelandair is a good choice for your travel to Iceland. Icelandair has operated with a clear safety record for more than 45 years.On One Hand: Amenities and Fees
On the Other: Destinations & Aircraft
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by hitokaji on October 14th, 2011
well its better than iceland express.
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