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Business Class passengers are entitled to a generous baggage allowance on all Icelandair routes. For all scheduled
flights departing from Keflavik Airport you can call 425-0333‚ 23 hours before departure and a boarding pass and
baggage tags will be waiting for you at the Business Class Check-in counter at Keflavik Airport. For the convenience
of Business Class passengers‚ there are separate Check-in counter at all Icelandair gateways. Icelandair Business
Class passengers have access to Business Class lounge at Keflavik Airport as well as other lounges operated by our
interline partners‚ namely British Airways‚ Lufthansa‚ KLM‚ SAS and Delta at other gateway airports both in Europe and
USA.
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As member of the Chaine des Rotisseurs our Business Class cuisine is beyond the norm. Natural beef‚ Icelandic lamb‚ poultry‚
seafood and fish harvested from the cool North Atlantic waters or pure rivers of Iceland. With your health and well-being in mind‚
our chefs always offer specially created light dishes as one of the three menu choices.
Your dining experience is complemented by a choice of carefully selected wines‚ award winning champagne and a large selection of single malt whiskies in the sky.
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In-flight entertainment on all Boeing-757 aircraft has been upgraded to include not only recently released movies‚ but also comedies‚
Discovery Zone programs, celebrity profiles and destination travelogues. Also all transatlantic flights have individual DVD players.
Should you have special dietary requirements‚ a wide selection of special meals (i.e. kosher, vegetarian‚ low-fat‚ child's meal) are
available on our transatlantic routes‚ provided they are preordered at least 24 hours before flight.
A variety of non-alcoholic beverages are served on board all scheduled flights.
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Icelandairs first concern is the safety and comfort of our passengers. Long periods in the air‚ and travelling through several time zones
in a pressurized cabin can affect sleep patterns, digestion‚ and circulation. Clotting of blood in the lower legs is known as deep venous thrombosis (DVT)‚
also known as "travellers thrombosis". Passengers flying between Europe and North America are required to change planes en route at our hub at Keflavik International airport.
One of the benefits is the opportunity for passengers to stretch out and do relevant exercises on the ground at a normal altitude pressure. This minimizes the time
you have to sit still on the plane and therefore reduces the possibility of DVT. Icelandair also provides tips for passengers to avoid the possibility of DVT such as
wearing loose-fitting clothes‚ eating light on board, drinking more water on board to re-hydrate yourself‚ relaxing in flight by tuning into our special music channel no. 10‚
which we offer specially created series of sound pictures and suggestions to enhance physical and mental relaxation on board‚ as well as tips for onboard exercises.
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