The lava discharge by Fagradalsfjall mountain, Southwest Iceland, has increased considerably during the past week.

Four cruise lines have announced the arrival of cruise ships in Reykjavík this summer.

“If all goes as planned, between 50 and 70 groups from Israel will be coming to Iceland in the summer.”

The eruption site by Fagradalsfjall mountain, Southwest Iceland, will be closed today.

Bogi Nils Bogason, CEO of Icelandair, tells Morgunblaðið that recently, there has been a marked increase in the number of flight reservations being made to Iceland.

New rules regarding public gatherings took effect in Iceland today and will remain in effect through May 26.

Work on an observation platform on Bolafjall mountain, towering over the town of Bolungarvík, the West Fjords, will likely resume in late May.

The eruption by Fagradalsfjall mountain, Southwest Iceland, never ceases to amaze us.

Due to the risk of wildfires, the national police commissioner, in consultation with the chiefs of police and heads of fire departments in West Iceland, the capital area, on the Reykjanes peninsula and in South Iceland, has declared a phase of unc...

About a thousand passengers are expected to arrive by air in Iceland tomorrow.

The British low-cost leisure airline Jet2 has decided to move its scheduled flights between Manchester, England, and Iceland up by a month.

The definition of high-risk COVID-19 countries or areas has been reassessed in Iceland.

The latest addition to the fleet of Icelandic Coast Guard rescue helicopters landed at Reykjavík Airport Tuesday night.

The new low-cost Icelandic airline Play, will receive its first out of three Airbus A321 NEO aircraft near the end of May.

About 80 firefighters in the capital area fought a wildfire in Heiðmörk, the municipal conservation area of Reykjavík, yesterday afternoon and into the early morning hours.

Statistics Iceland has just released new population figures.

The eruption by Fagradalsfjall mountain, Southwest Iceland, never ceases to surprise scientists.

Expanding the so-called danger zone at the eruption site by Fagradalsfjall mountain, Southwest Iceland, is under consideration.

An aircraft from Delta Air Lines landed at Keflavík International Airport yesterday – the first scheduled Delta flight to Iceland this season.

Sólný Pálsdóttir was at the eruption site by Fagradalsfjall mountain, Southwest Iceland, just before midnight, Saturday, when large jets of magma suddenly started spouting high into the air from the only active crater.