Which Airport am I going to be at in Iceland if my ticket says Reykjavik Keflavik Iceland












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I have booked my flight from London to Iceland. The flight ticket says London Heathrow Apt - Reykjavik Keflavik Internationl Apt. I checked on Google maps and it shows Reykjavik domestic, Reykjavik International and Keflavik International all three as different airport (although the first two are very close or probably the same whereas Keflavik one is far from the other two about 41 mins drive according maps).



Now I need to hire a car from the airport, which airport should I request car hire from?






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    I have booked my flight from London to Iceland. The flight ticket says London Heathrow Apt - Reykjavik Keflavik Internationl Apt. I checked on Google maps and it shows Reykjavik domestic, Reykjavik International and Keflavik International all three as different airport (although the first two are very close or probably the same whereas Keflavik one is far from the other two about 41 mins drive according maps).



    Now I need to hire a car from the airport, which airport should I request car hire from?






    airports iceland reykjavik kef icelandair







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      I have booked my flight from London to Iceland. The flight ticket says London Heathrow Apt - Reykjavik Keflavik Internationl Apt. I checked on Google maps and it shows Reykjavik domestic, Reykjavik International and Keflavik International all three as different airport (although the first two are very close or probably the same whereas Keflavik one is far from the other two about 41 mins drive according maps).



      Now I need to hire a car from the airport, which airport should I request car hire from?






      airports iceland reykjavik kef icelandair







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      I have booked my flight from London to Iceland. The flight ticket says London Heathrow Apt - Reykjavik Keflavik Internationl Apt. I checked on Google maps and it shows Reykjavik domestic, Reykjavik International and Keflavik International all three as different airport (although the first two are very close or probably the same whereas Keflavik one is far from the other two about 41 mins drive according maps).



      Now I need to hire a car from the airport, which airport should I request car hire from?






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          You will be arriving at Keflavik, which is a 40-ish minute drive outside Reykjavik. Keflavik is now the main airport for Reykjavik, and all the car hire agencies have a presence there.






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          • Thank you, that's very useful info for me. I just wanted to be sure since I am travelling first time to Iceland and want to avoid any surprises.

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          • Thank you, that's very useful info for me. I just wanted to be sure since I am travelling first time to Iceland and want to avoid any surprises.

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          Thank you, that's very useful info for me. I just wanted to be sure since I am travelling first time to Iceland and want to avoid any surprises.

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