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Regional Air Iceland

Iceland

Airlines
9NActive

Regional Air Iceland

Iceland
50
Routes
6
Hubs
N78
ICAO
9N
IATA
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Connecting Iceland's remote regions by air.

Headquarters
Iceland
Regional Air Iceland, operating under IATA code 9N and ICAO code N78, is a small Icelandic regional carrier providing domestic air services within Iceland. The airline focuses on linking smaller, more remote communities across the country to larger population centers, serving routes that are difficult to reach by road, particularly in winter conditions. The carrier operates a limited network tailored to the unique geographic and demographic needs of Iceland, where air travel is often essential for residents of outlying areas. Regional Air Iceland serves a niche market distinct from the larger Icelandic carriers such as Icelandair and Eagle Air. Detailed publicly available information about the airline's full operational history, fleet composition, and corporate structure is limited, reflecting its small scale and regional focus.
Hubs & network
The airline primarily operates from smaller regional airports across Iceland, with connections to Reykjavik's domestic terminal at Reykjavik Airport (RKV).
Fleet
Regional Air Iceland operates small turboprop or piston aircraft suited to short-haul regional routes and limited-capacity airstrips.
Notable facts
  • ›Operates under IATA code 9N and ICAO code N78.
  • ›Serves remote Icelandic communities with limited ground transportation alternatives.
  • ›No official ICAO callsign is publicly registered.
  • ›The airline fills a niche in Icelandic domestic aviation not covered by larger carriers.
  • ›Detailed fleet and operational data are not widely published.
This profile is provided for general information only. Contact details may be inaccurate or outdated — always verify with the airline's official website before acting on them.
Connecting Iceland's remote communities across dramatic Arctic skies

Regional Air Iceland operates domestic scheduled and charter services linking Reykjavik with Iceland's regional airports and remote settlements. As a specialist in short-haul Icelandic routes, the carrier plays a vital role in maintaining air access to communities that are difficult to reach by road. Its operations reflect the unique geographic and logistical demands of flying within Iceland's challenging subarctic environment.

Primary Hubs
Cabin Classes
Economy
Fleet Note

Regional Air Iceland typically operates small turboprop aircraft suited to short-haul domestic routes and unprepared or short-strip airfields across Iceland.

AI-assisted overview, verified against public sources.

Route network map (50 legs)

Leaflet © OpenStreetMap © CARTO

Route network

BCV → SQSCNC
BCV → TZACNC
BZE → DGACNC
BZE → FRSCNC
BZE → MIDCNC
BZE → PLJCNC
BZE → RTBCNC
BZE → SQSCNC
CUK → BZECNC
CUK → SPRCNC
CUK → TZACNC
CUN → BZECNC
DGA → PLJCNC
DGA → TZACNC
MID → BZECNC
PLJ → BZECNC
PLJ → PNDCNC
RTB → BZECNC
SPR → SQSCNC
SPR → TZACNC
SQS → BCVCNC
SQS → TZACNC
TZA → BCVCNC
TZA → CUKCNC
TZA → SQSCNC
BCV → BZECNC
BCV → CUKCNC
BCV → SPRCNC
BZE → BCVCNC
BZE → CUKCNC
BZE → CUNCNC
BZE → SAPCNC
BZE → SPRCNC
BZE → TZACNC
CUK → BCVCNC
CZH → SPRCNC
DGA → BZECNC
FRS → BZECNC
PLJ → DGACNC
PND → PLJCNC
SAP → BZECNC
SPR → BCVCNC
SPR → BZECNC
SPR → CUKCNC
SPR → CZHCNC
SQS → BZECNC
SQS → SPRCNC
TZA → BZECNC
TZA → DGACNC
TZA → SPRCNC

Fleet (aircraft types operated)