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Iceland is alluring to travelers for many reasons including the Blue Lagoon, Northern Lights and its ever-changing weather. Also, it’s generally a very cheap destination to travel to, thanks to WOW Air. If you want to see this exotic country for yourself, check out these cheaper than usual fares to Reykjavik (KEF) operated by low-cost carrier WOW Air. The carrier is offering discounted nonstop fares on its new A330 aircraft from San Francisco (SFO) and Los Angeles (LAX) to Iceland from just $299 round-trip valid for departures from mid-September through November 2016. Remember that you’ll have to pay for checked bags, meals, beverages and more, but even after all of those fees these fares will still be hundreds of dollars less than the usual fares to Europe.
Airline: WOW Air
Route: SFO and LAX to KEF
Cost: $299+ round-trip in economy
Dates: Late September – November 2016
Booking Link: Orbitz
Pay With: American Express® Gold Card, Citi Prestige or Chase Sapphire Preferred
Here are a few examples of what you can book:
San Francisco (SFO) to Reykjavik (KEF) for $299 round-trip on WOW Air:
Los Angeles (LAX) to Reykjavik (KEF) for $299 round-trip on WOW Air:
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