On-time performance was 80.1%, which is exceptional for December and up from 59.7% in 2024. On-time performance also improved for the full year, reaching 83.9% compared to 82.7% in 2024. The load factor in December was a record of 84.1%. CO₂ emissions per Operational Ton Kilometer decreased by 6% compared to December 2024, driven by a higher share of more fuel-efficient aircraft in the fleet and a high load factor.
Sold block hours in the leasing operation increased by 11% compared to December last year, and freight measured in Freight Tonne Kilometers increased by 3% at the same time.
Bogi Nils Bogason, President and CEO of Icelandair:
“December was the largest in our history, and the year 2025 as well, with the passenger number exceeding 5 million for the first time. We focused on increasing capacity during off-peak months to maximize infrastructure utilization and reduce seasonality. Our exceptional on-time performance of 83.9% for the year places us among Europe’s top airlines. This achievement is a result of the collective effort of the entire Icelandair team.”
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