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Keflavik International Airport is the best airport in Europe according to the 2009 and 2011 Airports Council International passenger quality survey. The airport is only 40 minutes' drive from the city centre and features comfortable modern passenger and commercial facilities with extensive capacity on the North Atlantic and polar routes linking Europe and Asia with North America. It serves the capital city of Iceland, Reykjavik, and is an international hub of major importance for scheduled operations and technical stops. There were over 2 million passengers that went through Keflavik International airport in the year 2011 and this number is steadily increasing. Fourteen passenger carriers and three scheduled cargo carriers operate at Keflavik International Airport during the summer season. Keflavik International Airport is operated by ISAVIA Ltd., a private limited company with 100 present government ownership. PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION – STRÆTÓ BS. Reykjavík´s bus network covers the whole capital area in addition to connecting Reykjavík capital area to the nearest towns such as Akranes north of the capital and Hveragerði and Selfoss on the south coast of Iceland. EVERYTHING IS WITHIN REACH IN REYKJAVÍK 40 minutes' drive from the airport to Reykjavík city centre Flight bus directly from airport All venues and Hotels within 15 minutes driving distance from each other All venues in walking distance from the city centres, 5—20 minutes' Stunning nature at the doorstep of Reykjavík All corners of Iceland reachable by domestic flight within 1 hour PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IN REYKJAVÍK Extensive public transportation network Partly served with Hydro-powered buses Cheap form of transportation within the city cost approx. 2.5 EUR/ 3 USD 9

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