Direct (nonstop) flights from Rome to Reykjavik

1 airline flys nonstop from Fiumicino (FCO) to Keflavík International Airport (KEF). It's 2,067 miles (3,327 km), about 4h 55m in the air. Operated by Icelandair.

FCO
Fiumicino
🇮🇹 Rome, Italy
KEF
Keflavík International Airport
🇮🇸 Reykjavik, Iceland
Flight Time
4h 55m
Distance
2,067 mi
3,327 km
CO₂/pax
349 kg
−34 kg vs. layover
Airlines
1
Icelandair
Time Diff
-2h
Operated by Icelandair Icelandair

Route data last updated: May 31, 2026

Airlines with non-stop flights

Icelandair FI Icelandair
Route
FCO → KEF
Flight Time
4h 55m
Distance
2,067 mi

Alternative Routes

Other ways to fly from Rome to Reykjavik with one stop · direct emits 349 kg CO₂ per passenger

FCO GVA (Geneva) KEF
Leg 1: 1h 35m (432 mi) Leg 2: 3h 50m (1,647 mi) Total: ~5h 25m 🍃 383 kg CO₂ (+10% vs. direct)
Leg 1
FCO → GVA
1h 35m · 432 mi
View FCO to GVA flights →
Leg 2
GVA → KEF
3h 50m · 1,647 mi
View GVA to KEF flights →
FCO MUC (Munich) KEF
Leg 1: 1h 35m (453 mi) Leg 2: 3h 55m (1,678 mi) Total: ~5h 30m 🍃 393 kg CO₂ (+13% vs. direct)
Leg 1
FCO → MUC
1h 35m · 453 mi
View FCO to MUC flights →
Leg 2
MUC → KEF
3h 55m · 1,678 mi
View MUC to KEF flights →
FCO BRU (Brussels) KEF
Leg 1: 2h 15m (729 mi) Leg 2: 3h 20m (1,339 mi) Total: ~5h 35m 🍃 386 kg CO₂ (+11% vs. direct)
Leg 1
FCO → BRU
2h 15m · 729 mi
View FCO to BRU flights →
Leg 2
BRU → KEF
3h 20m · 1,339 mi
View BRU to KEF flights →
FCO BLL (Billund) KEF
Leg 1: 2h 35m (974 mi) Leg 2: 3h (1,227 mi) Total: ~5h 35m 🍃 397 kg CO₂ (+14% vs. direct)
Leg 1
FCO → BLL
2h 35m · 974 mi
View FCO to BLL flights →
Leg 2
BLL → KEF
3h · 1,227 mi
View BLL to KEF flights →
FCO ZRH (Zurich) KEF
Leg 1: 1h 40m (431 mi) Leg 2: 4h (1,640 mi) Total: ~5h 40m 🍃 382 kg CO₂ (+9% vs. direct)
Leg 1
FCO → ZRH
1h 40m · 431 mi
View FCO to ZRH flights →
Leg 2
ZRH → KEF
4h · 1,640 mi
View ZRH to KEF flights →

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KEF → FCO: Flights from Reykjavik to Rome

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the direct flight from Rome to Reykjavik?

A nonstop flight from Rome (FCO) to Reykjavik (KEF) takes approximately 4 hours and 55 minutes. The distance is 2,067 miles (3,327 km).

Which airlines fly nonstop from Rome to Reykjavik?

Just Icelandair.

Is there a nonstop flight from Rome to Reykjavik?

Yes. 1 airline: Icelandair.

How far is Rome from Reykjavik?

The flight distance from Rome to Reykjavik is 2,067 miles (3,327 km), measured as the great-circle (shortest air) distance. That's roughly the same distance as New York to Los Angeles.

What is the time difference between Rome and Reykjavik?

Reykjavik is 2 hours behind Rome. (Europe/Rome vs Atlantic/Reykjavik.)

What type of aircraft flies from Rome to Reykjavik?

At 4h 55m, this route typically uses narrow-body or mid-range jets — Boeing 737 MAX or Airbus A320neo. Varies by airline.

Do I need a visa to travel from Italy to Iceland?

Depends on your passport. Check with the Iceland embassy or an official visa portal before booking — requirements change.

What is the carbon footprint of a flight from Rome to Reykjavik?

Roughly 349 kg CO2 per passenger one-way. That's about the same as driving 1,745 km.

Is the return flight from Reykjavik to Rome also nonstop?

Yes — nonstop flights run both ways. Flight time may differ slightly due to wind patterns.

When is the cheapest time to fly from Rome to Reykjavik?

Midweek flights (Tue/Wed) outside holiday peaks are usually cheapest. 3-6 weeks ahead is a good window for this route. Use "Check Prices" above to compare.

How early should I arrive at Fiumicino for this flight?

3 hours before departure for international flights. You need time for check-in, security, and immigration.