Iceland review - 2013, Page 92

Iceland review - 2013, Page 92
90 ICELAND REVIEW Based in Akureyri, North Iceland, Norlandair provides aviation services in the challenging environment of the Arctic. Ser- vices include both charter and scheduled flights on various types of aircraft. In addition, Norlandair offers complete logistical services, survey flights, medivac flights and SAR services. gríMSey iSlanD – Iceland’s Northernmost Gem Just north of Iceland’s coast lies the island of Grímsey, the coun- try’s northernmost inhabited place, known for its varied birdlife, rich fishing grounds and the Arctic Circle. Guided 1.5-hour tours are included in the Arctic Circle package, as well as a certificate for having crossed the Arctic Circle. During the flight to Grímsey, enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery of Eyjafjörður, Iceland’s longest fjord. Norlandair operates the Akureyri-Grímsey route three times a week in winter and daily in summer in cooperation with Air Iceland. Flight duration is 25 minutes. nerlerit inaat (ConStable Point) / ittoqqortoorMiit – Arctic Adventure Constable Point airport is located in Scoresby Sund, the world’s largest and longest fjord system. Norlandair operates a scheduled aviation service from Akureyri to Constable Point, to support local tourism and take part in the increased activity in East Greenland. Norlandair enjoys a long and fruitful collaboration with specialized travel agencies, such as Nonni Travel, Paul Walker Tangent Expedition Limited and North Sailing. The Scoresby Sund area offers breathtak- ing scenery and wildlife, including the muskox, Arctic fox and snow hare. The adventurous traveler can sign up for traditional dog-sledding trips and various mountaineering, kayaking, snowmobile or boat ex- peditions to name just a few options. Norlandair operates scheduled services between Akureyri and Constable Point twice per week from March to May, weekly from June to September and twice-monthly in winter. Flight duration is 1.5 hours with the King Air B200 and 2 hours with the Twin Otter. flying high With Norlandair, enjoy unforgettable views of the Arctic and visit remote and exciting destinations in Iceland and Greenland. Vestnorden

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