Icelandair has increased capacity on its Dublin–Keflavik route by deploying Boeing 767-300ER aircraft on daily ICE416/7 service during October and November, representing a capacity increase of approximately 47% compared with the carrier’s standard narrowbody aircraft on the sector, to meet passenger demand.
The widebody deployments, which operated on October 1, 5, 26, and 31, and November 1, 6, 9, and 11, utilized 262-seat, two-class Boeing 767-300ERs registered TF-ISN (msn 30586), TF-ISO (msn 29388), and TF-ISW (msn 28745). The aircraft substituted for Icelandair’s narrowbody fleet comprising the 187-seat Airbus A321LR and 160–178-seat Boeing 737 MAX 8/9 aircraft.
The upgauge reflects strong seasonal demand on the Dublin–Keflavik sector and supports additional capacity through Icelandair’s Keflavik International Airport hub during the early winter schedule. The move also highlights the carrier’s flexibility in utilizing its widebody fleet to supplement high-demand European routes when long-haul operational requirements permit.
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