SAGA SHOP - Haust I Fall 2019

Each of Icelandair’s aircraft is named after a magnificent natural phenomenon. For this issue, we have chosen to highlight three aircraft that didn’t just take the name of a natural wonder, but also a livery to match. From Europe’s largest glacier to one of the world’s oldest parliaments, there’s a lot to celebrate and commemorate. ICELANDAIR’S UNIQUE LIVERIES HEKLA AURORA I THE NORTHERN LIGHTS IN THE SKY I Dressed in the colors of a winter landscape, Hekla Aurora flies the northern lights across the Atlantic. Hekla is one of Iceland’s better-known volcanoes, and the aircraft’s interior is illuminated with one-of-a-kind mood lighting recreating the fabulous display of the aurora borealis. VATNAJÖKULL I THE FIRST FLYING GLACIER I Vatnajökull’s hand-painted exterior was commissioned as part of Icelandair’s 80 th anniversary in 2017 and represents the beauty and grandeur of the Vatnajökull glacier in southeast Iceland. The ice giant covers 8% of Iceland and is up to 3,280 ft (1,000 m) thick. ÞINGVELLIR I FLYING THE FLAG FOR ICELAND I Þingvellir is dressed in the blue, white and red of the Icelandic flag and celebrates the 100-year anniversary of Icelandic National Sovereignty in 2018. The Þingvellir area is where the national parliament was founded in 930 AD; it’s now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and national park. Read more about our aircraft and their names at icelandair.com/about/our-fleet . 7 67-300 Eldgjá TF-ISP Gullborg TF-ISW Hlöðufell TF-ISO Svörtuborgir TF-ISN 7 57-300 Hengill TF-FIX Þingvellir TF-ISX 757-200 Bláfjall TF-FIK Dyngjufjöll TF-ISS Eldborg TF-FIN Eldfell TF-ISK Eyjafjallajökull TF-FII Grábrók TF-ISV Grímsvötn TF-FIS Hekla Aurora TF-FIU Helgafell TF-FIT Herðubreið TF-FIA Katla TF-FIV Keilir TF-ISJ Ketildyngja TF-ISR Krafla TF-FIO Laki TF-ISF Magni TF-FIC Öræfajökull TF-ISL Skjaldbreiður TF-LLX Snæfell TF-FIP Snæfellsjökull TF-ISD Surtsey TF-FIJ Torfajökull TF-ISY Vatnajökull TF-FIR MAX 8* Dyrhólaey TF-ICU Jökulsárlón TF-ICE Látrabjarg TF-ICY Icelandair Stopover 101