Iceland is a gorgeous country that’s well worth a visit, but flying there typically isn’t very luxurious. Outside of seasonal flights on some carriers from the United States, there’s not much flat bed service to the country (Icelandair’s premium cabin is more comparable to domestic first class in the US).
Well, that’s finally set to change, as Air China is launching flights to Iceland… and you don’t even have to be coming from China to take the flight!
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CA807 Beijing to Copenhagen departing 3:30AM arriving 6:30AM
CA807 Copenhagen to Keflavik departing 8:45AM arriving 11:15AM
CA808 Keflavik to Copenhagen departing 1:45PM arriving 5:55PM
CA808 Copenhagen to Beijing departing 8:30PM arriving 12:20PM (+1 day)
Air China will use an Airbus A330-300 for the route, featuring 301 seats, including 30 business class seats and 271 economy class seats. Business class is in a 2-2-2 configuration, with flat beds.
A great solo travel tip spotted this week on One Mile at a Time.
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