The following year will see an increase in the number of its flights operated by Icelandair between London and Reykjavik. The carrier will start operating a twice daily service from London Heathrow to the Icelandic capital as part of a wider expansion of its flight schedule. This is a great news for the passengers who are using services of Icelandair, as they now will have more options of going to Reykjavik.

In addition, the carrier will continue to operate its flights from Glasgow and Manchester to Reykjavik as part of its 2008 flight schedule. So, an added option is being provided by the airlines to its passengers.

Jon Karl Olafsson, chief executive for the airline, said, "Next summer we are flying from Iceland to 25 destinations in Europe and North America with varying frequency to each destination".

Passengers are being offered a chance by Icelandair to get three nights for paying the price of two at Iceland, a three-star hotel in Reykjavik-an offer to delight its customers.

The three-night package, which includes air travel and accommodation with breakfast, are priced at £259 for an individual, with flights offered from London, Manchester or Glasgow.

From London Heathrow, the departures will take place daily, from Manchester are on Mondays and Fridays, and from Glasgow are on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.