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Icelandair
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Starting to think about next years holiday and planning on going back to the States so having a look at flights. Icelandair seems like a good deal, £580 each, we can have a couple of days in Reykjavik and two pieces of hold luggage each, so no stressing about ski carriage. Last time we flew out with BA and back with United with different rules for ski carriage, which caused added complications to the holiday.

However, how much of a budget airline is it, I have seen you have to pay for food and drinks on the flight, which is fine, but how comfortable is economy? Is it a squeeze, with no leg room, or not too bad.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Have a look on seatguru. They generally have the seat dimensions, leg room, etc. listed for every flight.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

They have plenty legroom the seats are leather and quite firm the in flight entertainment is good too seat back screens. Soft drinks are free coffee water orange juice etc. After you book you can "bid" to be upgraded. Have done this a couple of times paid think it was £150 extra for the Iceland to Denver flight didn't bother with the Glasgow to Iceland leg as it's only a couple of hours saga class is much better champagne on boarding etc.
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if you're ok with a stopover, then you can usually do BA club class with a proper flatbed for pretty much bang on a grand to US west coast, or about £750 to East Coast.
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