Airline
Icelandair
Policies verified March 2026
Icelandair is a solid option for families connecting through Reykjavik on transatlantic routes. Children aged 2 to 11 get a complimentary meal and juice, and the airline explicitly approves Flyaway Kids Bed for onboard use. There are no bassinets on any aircraft, and content is available via app rather than seatback screens. The stopover in Iceland is a genuine family perk if you plan it right.
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Can I bring a stroller on Icelandair?
Icelandair does not allow strollers in the cabin. Gate-checked strollers are returned at baggage claim rather than at the gate, which is less convenient than most carriers. One stroller per child flies free. Plan accordingly for connections in Reykjavik.
Can I use a car seat on Icelandair?
Icelandair accepts car seats with any major certification. Both forward and rear-facing are allowed. Gate check conditions may vary, so confirm with the airline before travel. No published seat width limit.
Does Icelandair allow toddler airplane beds?
Icelandair explicitly approves the Flyaway Kids Bed for onboard use during cruise. It must be stowed during takeoff and landing. This makes Icelandair one of the more accommodating transatlantic carriers for toddler sleep. A genuine plus for families on overnight flights through Reykjavik.
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No bassinets available on any aircraft.
What meals does Icelandair offer for children?
Children aged 2 to 11 get a complimentary meal and juice. Baby meal available by pre-order 24 hours ahead.
Does Icelandair offer family preboarding?
How much checked baggage do infants get on Icelandair?
Two items of baby equipment per child checked free.
How much does a lap infant cost on Icelandair?
Does Icelandair provide complimentary strollers?
Icelandair does not offer complimentary strollers at the airport.
Other family amenities on Icelandair
Icelandair is a practical choice for families connecting through Reykjavik. Free kids' meals, Flyaway Kids Bed approval, and the option to add an Iceland stopover are the standouts. No bassinets and no seatback screens are the trade-offs. Works best for families who plan ahead and bring entertainment.