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Photo taken by:
Carmine Monforte
Route: JFK - KEF, 25 Jul 2006
Ticket price:
Flight duration: 5h 25m
Class: business
Aircraft: 757
Meal: Dinner - Steak, potato, duo of reindeer, roll, caramel custard.
Drink: Brennivin and Beer
Comments: The food was nearly inedible, however the reindeer appetizer was surprisingly good, but was served cold.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 6



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Photo taken by:
Svein Sveinsson
Route: Keflavik - Oslo, 8 Jan 2006
Ticket price: 2455.0 NOK (round-trip) (ca. $350)
Flight duration: 2h 30m
Class: economy
Aircraft: Boeing 757-200
Meal: Breakfast - A hot roll, butter, warm pancakes with ham, melted cheese, and potatoes.
Drink: Coke and orange juice
Comments: Okay breakfast. Not the best, not the worst...
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 6.5


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Photo taken by:
Svein Sveinsson
Route: Keflavik - Oslo, 8 Jan 2006
Ticket price: 2455.0 NOK (round-trip) (ca. $350)
Flight duration: 2h 30m
Class: economy
Aircraft: Boeing 757-200
Meal: Breakfast - A hot roll, butter, warm pancakes with ham, melted cheese, and potatoes.
Drink: Coke and orange juice
Comments: Okay breakfast. Not the best, not the worst...
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 6.5


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Photo taken by:
Audunn Sletvold
Route: Keflavik - Orlando, 15 May 2005
Ticket price: n/a
Flight duration: 8h 00m
Class: economy
Aircraft: 757-200
Meal: Dinner + Snack - Dinner: Grilled Chicken with rice, vegetables,salad, bread and Carrotcake.
Snack: Croisant with ham and cheese and a Toblerone.
Drink: Cola Light. (All soft drinks, coffee,Te, and water is complementary, Wine and beer costs)
Comments: Everything was good exept all the sausage, just to much. A small salad by the side, tasted okey. The bread was warm and tasted good and quite fresh. The small carrotcake was good, but quite sweet.
The Croisant tasted weird cold, but tasted fair enough.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 6.5


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Photo taken by:
Nathan Hackett
Route: , date: April 2004
Ticket price: $350 (australian dollars
Flight duration: 3 1/2 hours
Aircraft type & class: economy
Business or leisure trip: leisure
Meal type: lunch
Contents of the meal: chicken thing and chicken thing soup
Drink: coffee
Comments: scarey to look at - great to eat.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 8
Camera brand & type: canon eos 3000


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Photo taken by:
Andrew Ho
Route: Reykjavik - Boston, 6 Sep 2004
Ticket price: Canadian $1700 (Toronto - Stockholm, round trip)
Flight duration: 5:35
Aircraft type & class: Boeing 757-200, Economy
Business or leisure trip: Leisure
Meal: Dinner
Cold chicken breasts with coleslaw, bun with Icelandic butter, cheese, chocolate cake
Drink: Orange juice and tea
Comments: I was surprised that the chicken was served cold, but it tasted better than I have imagined. The chocolate cake was good and the bun was pretty hard. Other than this interesting meal (served cold), the landing at Boston Logan Airport was even more interesting, in that the first landing attempt was aborted (on a clear day with no clouds, 22c, no wind), and the second landing was forced and it was a hard landing with the brakes applied fully, so they were screeching at times with the plane shaking and swirving from side to side, and lots of nervous and shaken up passengers who were not shy to let the pilots know what they thought of the landing as they left the plane.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): The meal = 7, the landing = 10 for excitment!
Camera brand & type: Canon A80


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Photo taken by:
Andrew Ho
Route: Stockholm - Reykjavik, 2 Sep 2004
Ticket price: Canadian$1700 (Toronto - Stockholm, round trip)
Flight duration: 3:10
Aircraft type & class: Boeing 757-200, Economy
Business or leisure trip: Leisure
Meal: Lunch
Turkey Cheese Calzone, cheese sticks, brownie
Drink: Icelandic water
Comments: standard lunch, small portions. The calzone was nothing special, but everyone expected more. The cheese sticks were horrible and the brownie was very sweet.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 4
Camera brand & type: Canon A80


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Photo taken by:
Andrew Ho
Route: Reykjavik - Stockholm, 13 Aug 2004
Ticket price: Canadian$ 1700 (Toronto to Stockholm round trip)
Flight duration: 2:55
Aircraft type & class: Boeing 757-200, Economy
Business or leisure trip: Leisure
Meal: Breakfast
Ham & Omlette with potatoes, a regular bun with Icelandic butter
Drink: Orange Juice and tea
Comments: Standard breakfast, but portion was a bit small
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 7
Camera brand & type: Canon A80


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Photo taken by:
Sarah
Route: KEF to JFK, 1 July 2004
Flight duration: 6hr
Aircraft type & class: B-757 economy
Business or leisure trip: leisure
Meal: vegetarian/lunch
Assorted vegetable on a bed of rice, dinner roll, and carrot cake
Drink: water (everything else has a charge)
Comments: the tomatoes weren't ripe enough, but it was otherwise okay.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 5
Camera brand & type: Fujifilm digital


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Photo taken by:
Kenneth Wright
Route: BWI to KEF, 14 July 2004
Ticket price: $700
Flight duration: 5 hours
Aircraft type & class: 757-200, economy
Business or leisure trip: leisure
Meal: dinner
chicken breast on a bed of rice pilaf, roll and fudge brownie for desert
Drink: water
Comments: Feeling cheap on this flight, I only drank water. Icelandair charges one dollar or one euro for any and every drink besides water, tea, or coffee. The food was pretty good although there was not much of it (there could have at least been a vegetable or salad, a couple sliced tomatoes would have been fine). The desert and the Icelandic butter were especially good. It was either the chicken or the lasagna. I don't like cheese much, so the lasagna was out. Icelandair flight attendants were attentive and professional, but they need to smile a little bit more.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 6.5
Camera brand & type: A cheap 35 mm disposable one


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Photo taken by:
Carsten Lehmann
Route: Frankfurt FRA - Keflavik KEF, 13 May 2004
Ticket price: EUR 1200
Flight duration: 3:35 hrs
Aircraft type & class: B757-200, Business
Business or leisure trip: Business
Meal: Lunch - Marinated Chicken Breast on fresh salad, chocade cake with pear
Drink: Piper Champagne
Comments: Same Meals vary a lot with this airline
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 8
Camera brand & type: Pentax Optio


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Photo taken by:
Eugene / Frequent Flier Miles
Route: Rekjavik KEF - BWI , 24 June 2004
Flight duration: 6 hours
Aircraft type & class: B757 coach
Meal: "dinner"
Ham with potato salad, tomato and pickles. A roll with butter, cream cheese, and cheesecake.
Drink: Water, tea and coffee free. Everything else costs money Comments: First of all, when I am flying on a 6 hour flight I kinda expect hot food. This stuff was served cold. Also, while ham was pretty good, the potato salad was drowning in mayo and the cheesecake was unusually bad. On the other hand, the flight attends were very friendly and the pilot kept announcing scores for the Portugal - England soccer game throughout the flight.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 2 for food, 10 for the flight crew.
Camera brand & type: Panasonic DMC-LC33


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Photo taken by:
Eugene / Frequent Flier Miles
Route: BWI - Rekjavik KEF, 19 June 2004
Flight duration: 5 hour 20 mins
Aircraft type & class: B757 coach
Meal: dinner
Some strange substance which was desribed as lasagna, but actually tasted more like a tv-dinner enchilada. A roll with butter, and a stone-hard brownie.
Drink: Water, tea and coffee free. Everything else costs money
Comments: What an unbelivably nasty dinner. First, the FA didn't even ask whether I wanted chicken (other choice) or "lasagna". She just plunked the tray on my tray table without saying a word. When I asked for chicken instead, she said there weren't any more. Then, she took out two chicken meals and put them (also without asking for a choice) on the tables of the two passengers behind me.
The food tasted terrible, I have left most of it uneaten even though I was very hungry. Iceland Air is a nice airline, but eat before flying them.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 0
Camera brand & type: Panasonic DMC-LC33


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Photo taken by:
Matthew Pincus
Route: KEF to JFK, 22 June 2004
Ticket price: 61 dollars (special cheap fare).
Flight duration: ~5hrs
Aircraft type & class: 757 (200), economy.
Business or leisure trip: leisure
Meal: Dinner
Cold Ham slices, potato salad, tomato. Roll and Cheese served on the side. Lemon cake.
Drink: water & coffee. (they charge for other drinks on Icelandair.)
Comments: The food looked gross, but was actually one of the best meals I've had in coach in years. We were prepared for the worst. On our flight to Iceland, the food was borderline inedible. But the return flight was good (must have had a different caterer). Even though served cold, filling and tasty.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 9


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Photo taken by:
Mark Svatos
Route: KEF to LHR, 12 Feb 2004
Ticket price: 269 GBP, for two travelling.
Flight duration: 3hrs
Aircraft type & class: 757 (300), economy.
Business or leisure trip: leisure
Meal: evening meal
chicken with creamy mash & mixed veg
Drink: water & coffee/tea complimentary
Comments: Service pretty good, friendly staff, ate pretty well on this plane due to the wife turning her nose up at it. (result)
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 8


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Photo taken by:
Peter Francis Ormand
Route: Minneapolis-Reykjavik
Ticket price: About $200 R/T
Flight duration: Six hours
Aircraft type & class: economy
Business or leisure trip: leisure
Meal: vegetarian/ovo-lacto
2 cheese/veggie patties on a bed of rice, roll, margarine, and grape fruit.
Drink: water, because everything else, including orange juice and soda had to be bought on board. (coffee, after dinner)
Comments: I flew Icelandair about two years ago and remember the meal being much, much better. I was given the same vegetarian meal both on the way to Iceland and on the way back. The patties were excellent, but the rice was dry, the roll was cold, and we got grapefruit for dessert. In my mind, sour grapefruit is not a dessert. (I did ask if there was any chocolate cake left from the regular meals, and was given one.)
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 5


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Photo taken by:
Robert Simon
Route: Reykjavik (KEF) to Boston (BOS), 16 Oct 2003
Flight duration: 6 hours
Aircraft type & class: B 757-200 Economy Class
Business or leisure trip: leisure trip
Meal: dinner
roll with butter, chicken with vegetable and potatoes and a funny dessert
Drink: Pepsi
Comments: The chicken was very delicious and the potatoes, too. But I don't know how I could describe the dessert and the vegetable tasted like a mixture of plastics and cardboard.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 6


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Photo taken by:
Robert Simon
Route: Frankfurt/Main (FRA) to Reykjavik (KEF), 16 Oct 2003
Flight duration: 3 1/2 hours
Aircraft type & class: B 757-200 Economy Class
Business or leisure trip: leisure trip
Meal: luch
chicken, rice mixed with vegetable, roll with butter and chocolat cream
Drink: Pepsi
Comments: The chicken was very delicious and the chocolate cream, too. But the rice was'nt so good.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 8


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Photo taken by:
Todd Prives
Route: Keflavík to Boston Logan, 22 Sep 2003
Ticket price: $450
Flight duration: approx 5 hrs
Aircraft type & class: B752 Coach Class
Business or leisure trip: Leisure
Meal: Dinner
Lasagna, Roll, Carrot Cake
Drink: Pure Icelandic Water
Comments: This meal was a god-send after 3 other flights on Iceland air with horrible meals which included a cold omelet with green beans, ugh! The lasagna was warm all the way through, the bread was pretty soft and the frosting on the carrot cake was a wonderful vanilla and cream cheese mixture. After several very expensive and average meals in Iceland, this was a nice way to end the trip
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 8


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Photo taken by:
Federico Permutti
Flying from: Keflavík to Amsterdam, 28 June 2003
Ticket price: €688.00
Flight duration: 3h 00min
Aircraft type & class: B757-200 economy
Meal: breakfast - Sausage (lamb?), omelette and potatoes,
Icelandic butter, bread.
Drink: Pure Icelandic water, coffee, tea, orange juice etc.
Comments: This time around the meal was actually warm. The sausage
was very good, but unfortunately it could not save the insipid omelette
and potatoes. Orange juice OK, coffee less so. Again, I hardly saw any
smiles from the cabin crew. It’s a shame that they are such poor
ambassadors to the fantastic country that Iceland is....or maybe I was
just unlucky and got the bad crews?
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 5-


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Photo taken by:
Federico Permutti
Flying from: Amsterdam to Keflavík, 28 June 2003
Ticket price: €688.00
Flight duration: 3h 00min
Aircraft type & class: B757-200 economy
Meal: lunch - Chicken on potato salad and tomato, Icelandic butter, Toblerone chocolate, bread roll.
Drink: Pure Icelandic water, coffee, tea, orange juice etc.
Comments: Chicken was as cold as the flight attendants on this flight. The tray is ridiculously small, and I thought the cutlery had a weird shape, not too comfortable. I have to say I was very disappointed by Icelandair, I had heard good things about them but the food was appalling and the flight attendants less than enthusiastic – I did not see one smile. Only the Toblerone bar managed to cheer me up a little.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 4


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Photo taken by:
Peter M. Turner
Flying from: Reykjavik to Minneapolis, 8 June 2003
Ticket price: $460 US
Flight duration: 6.5 hours
Aircraft type & class: Boeing 757-200, coach
Meal: Regular, chicken - Chicken, diced potatoes, mixed vegetables, roll and butter, cheese, and carrot cake.
Drink: $4.00 US for a not bad Australian white wine
Comments: Not too bad, but both on this flight and the way over there was no choice of entrée by the time the stewardess got to us (halfway down the plane).
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 7 – Nothing special, but nothing objectionable. The coffee served afterwards was excellent, as it consistently was throughout Iceland


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Photo taken by:
J Gregory Quinn


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Photo taken by:
J Gregory Quinn


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Photo taken by:
J Gregory Quinn


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Photo taken by:
J Gregory Quinn
Flying from: KEF to BWI , 1 June 2003
Flight duration: 5hrs55m
Aircraft type & class: B-757-200, Business [Saga] Class
Meal: Dinner - The dinner service started with a bag of cheese-flavored sticks. Don't people know that the adjective "cheesy" in English is not necessarily complimentary?! On each tray the starter was identified as Pheasant Wellington with sun-dried tomatoes and slices of portabello mushrooms. The main course choices were halibut and lamb tenderloin. (The 3rd option was duck-breast but I didn't get a picture of that.) There were also grapes and cheeses on each tray. The usual array of breads and rolls were available. Dessert was what Icelandair called "Opera Cake," a rich chocolate confection. Initially I'd thought the portion-size to be skimpy, but it was so rich I could hardly finish it.
Drink: Spirits, wines, juices, soft-drinks, coffee, tea.
Comments: Passengers in Icelandair's Saga Class have access to its business-class lounge at the airport in Keflavik, which features a nice variety of sandwiches and bakery items. Since most flights to North America leave in the late afternoon one is hungry enough by 3-4pm to sample the lounge's offerings; by the time dinner is served on the flight it almost seems to be too much food! Overall, Icelandair is not about to leave any of its business-class passengers go hungry.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 9


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Photo taken by:
J Gregory Quinn


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Photo taken by:
J Gregory Quinn


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Photo taken by:
J Gregory Quinn


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Photo taken by:
J Gregory Quinn
Flying from: BWI to KEF, 28 May 2003
Flight duration: 5h20m
Aircraft type & class: B757-200, Business [Saga] Class
Meal: Dinner - The starter was smoked salmon and a salad of field greens. Choices (each pictured) were an Asian shrimp plate, pork tenderloin, and pan-fried turkey cutlets. Each tray also included grapes and cheeses. Dessert was a simple lemon tart. Various breads and rolls were also available.
Drink: Available were the usual spirits, wines, juices, soft-drinks, coffee and tea.
Comments: The cabin staff were more than professional, the presentation fine. Nothing was offered prior to landing; on the other hand, we arrived at Reykjavik's international airport only a short time after the dinner service had ended.
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 9


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Photo taken by:
Rev. Dr. Randolph W. B. Becker
Flying from: Keflavik (KEF) to BWI, 25 March 2003
Ticket price: $589 RT
Flight duration: 6 hours
Aircraft type & class: 757-200, Economy
Meal: dinner - Lasagna, seafood salad, roll & butter, chocolate bar
Drink: water, and some delightful french red wine
Comments: "The main dish could not make its mind whether it was Lasagna or Moussaka, but the identity confusion actually worked into a tasty dish. The seafood salad was awesome . . . freshly marine in taste - Yum! Inexplicably, the rolls which had been heated to be served with the cold lunch on the connecting flight from LHR, were cold when served with the heated dinner. Overall, a pleasant dinner albeit on the small side."
Rating 1-10 (worst-best): 7


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Photo taken by:
Oliver Tessmann
Flying from: Keflavik (Iceland) to Frankfurt FRA, 19 January 2003
Class: Economy
Meal: Breakfast - scrambled eggs, susages, asparagus, vegetables
Drink: Orange juice, Coffee
Comments: Very nice green asparagus and heatry sausage, the scrambled eggs with cheese were a little bit insipid
Rating 1-10
(worst-best): 7


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Photo taken by:
Mrs.Winterstar
Flying from: Keflavik (Iceland) to New York JFK, 14 September 2002
Class: Economy
Meal: Dinner - Chicken, rice, vegetable medley, crab salad, choco bar, bun.
Drink: Water
Comments: "No, it is not a potato. It is a multi-grain roll. The crab salad was inedible."
Rating 1-10: 4


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Photo taken by:
Mrs.Winterstar
Flying from: New York JFK to Keflavik (Iceland), 6 September 2002
Class: Economy
Meal: Dinner - Chicken, rice, vegetable medley, salad, Kit-Kat
Drink: Water
Comments: "Less than stellar but not revolting."
Rating 1-10: 5


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Photo taken by:
Mrs.Winterstar
Flying from: Keflavik Iceland to New York JFK, 14 September 2002
Class: Economy
Meal: Dinner - "lLasagna", crab sald, choco bar, bun
Drink: Juice
Comments: "Nasty, although the chocolate bar was good"
Rating 1-10: 3