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Icelandair is famous for its stopover program, where there is no extra cost to extend your time in Reykjavik and beyond when you fly transatlantic. But a lot can go wrong whether you have a stopover or not. And when something is unsatisfactory, or you encounter an Icelandair flight delay or cancellation, you’ll want to make an official complaint.
We’ll discuss the Icelandair complaints procedure and common ones, how best to get in touch with the airline, your rights as an Icelandair passenger, and how AirAdvisor is your best ally to navigate Icelandair complaints.
When you feel a complaint is needed, there are a few instances that are the most common, and they can trigger compensation for your troubles.
Icelandair delayed flight complaints can get up to €600 to compensate for the inconvenience. The same goes for cancelled flights without a sufficient amount of notice. Compensation is also possible for Icelandair complaints related to denied boarding. That means you have a ticket for a flight, but because it’s overbooked, you get bumped.
Another common complaint relates to mishandled baggage, and that can mean anything from lost or delayed bags to damages. The compensation here can be up to €1,300.
In cases where you feel like you have not received a satisfactory level of service, filing Icelandair complaints is a good idea. The airline can use the info to improve, and as a thank you, may provide discounts or vouchers for flights.

Even though Iceland is not in the EU, Icelandair is bound by something called Regulation EU 261, like other non-EU countries, Norway and Switzerland.
As we briefly mentioned, flight delays may entitle Icelandair passengers to up to €600 of compensation, but that’s only if your flight is delayed by 3 hours or more. It’s also dependent on distance. For flight cancellations, passengers can also complain for up to €600, provided the cancellation occurred without a minimum of 14 days’ notice. Instances of denied boarding can also trigger the same maximum of compensation.
For your bags, the Montreal Convention dictates compensation amounts when Icelandair complaints relate to mishandled luggage.
Here’s what you need to know about Icelandair's delayed flights:
Delay Time (upon arrival at destination) | Total Travel Distance | |||
Flights under 1500km | Internal EU flights of more than 1,500km | Flights non-internal to the EU from 1,500 to 3,500km | Non-internal EU flights of over 3,500km | |
Under 3 hours | €0 | |||
3 hours or more | €250 | €400 | €400 | €600 |
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Once you return home, making Icelandair after travel complaints is the only way to get the compensation you’re owed and provide valuable feedback to the airline. Here are some helpful hints:

For flight disruption claims, the Icelandair complaints form online is the best method of contact. It’s easily found on their website. Here are some other ways you may have considered contacting Icelandair:
There is no official Icelandair complaints email, so your best bet is to submit one of the online forms to lodge your complaint.
In the USA and Canada, you can reach Icelandair at 1-800-223-5500. For the UK and Ireland, it’s +44 20 7874 1000.
Icelandair has a virtual assistant on their website called Saga. If the assistant can’t address your concerns, you can request to speak with a live agent instead.

Using AirAdvisor makes the Icelandair complaints procedure easy, and for this convenience, we will only levy a minor percentage on successful complaints.
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Icelandair acknowledges the receipt of complaints within 30 days and will provide a response within a total of 60 days.
A partner like AirAdvisor takes all the hassle out of the Icelandair complaints procedure and has a higher success rate than when passengers go it alone. Alternatively, if you wish to make Icelandair complaints yourself, using their online forms is the best method.
Submitting an Icelandair form online is typically the best contact method for complaints. They have forms for flight disruption claims, lost, delayed, or damaged baggage, refund requests, and general support.
Generally, you’ll receive a substantive response within 60 days of your initial Icelandair complaint. Before that, they’ll acknowledge receipt within the first 30 days.
Yes, if you don’t want to pass up the chance to claim up to €600 for flight interruptions or up to €1,300 for luggage issues. Plus, Icelandair complaints offer much-needed feedback to the airline so that they can work to improve things.
Yes, they have a virtual assistant, which can help with basic information, and you can also request to speak with an agent.
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