Icelandair is due to launch a new seasonal route between Edinburgh and Reykjavik on 12 September.
The route will operate until 12 April 2026, with up to four flights a week on Boeing 737-MAX8 aircraft.
Its launch comes as the airline marks its 80th anniversary of commencing flights to Scotland.
Edinburgh will become the airline’s second Scottish route to the Icelandic capital, with a service already flying from Glasgow.
Icelandair president and CEO Bogi Nils Bogason said: “We are very excited to add Edinburgh to our network, particularly in our 80th year of flying from Scotland.
“Not only will this give the people of Edinburgh and surrounding areas the opportunity to visit Iceland and other great destinations on our network, but it will also allow more access to the beautiful capital of Scotland.
“Our network now spans more than 60 destinations, and travellers can make the most of their journey by taking advantage of our stopover programme, enjoying a stay in Iceland along the way.”
