The 757 has been the backbone of Icelandair's operation since 1990, connecting Iceland to North America and mainland Europe. Its smaller size makes it cheaper to fly compared to widebody planes ...

"With the acquisition of the Airbus aircraft, Icelandair will complete the replacement of the Boeing 757," the company said in a statement. Icelandair said it would continue to operate a full ...

January 22nd, 2002 A Icelandair Boeing 757 carrying 82 passengers and crew is on final approach to Oslo, in Norway. Suddenly, the plane pitches down, and begins diving straight for the ground.

Previously seen as an interim solution in anticipation of Icelandair’s first Airbus A321XLR delivery slated for 2029, the new aircraft will serve to replace the carrier’s aging Boeing 757 fleet.

The Boeing 757 is still flying after 43 years of service. It is clearly an older design and faces competition from other manufacturers with newer aircraft. However, the 757 has some design features ...

On the surface, it would be terrible news for Boeing (BA) for an airline like Icelandair to openly declare that the Airbus (EADSY) A321neoLR is “the perfect 757 replacement.” However ...

"With the acquisition of the Airbus aircraft, Icelandair will complete the replacement of the Boeing 757," the company said in a statement. Icelandair said it would continue to operate a full ...