Isavia group
About Isavia ohf.
Isavia's operations is about the operation, maintenance and development of Keflavík Airport, which is the core of the company's operations. The airport is operated on commercial terms in a competitive environment where the greatest business opportunities lie but at the same time the greatest operational risk.
Although Isavia is one of many companies operating at Keflavík Airport, the company leads the airport community and works systematically with its business partners to achieve common results. By offering a unique experience and efficient, smart and good service, we put our customers first.
Keflavík Airport is one of the key infrastructures in Iceland, and therefore an emphasis is placed on developing and maintaining its infrastructure in the long term, continuously improving the utilisation of resources with profitability and long-term interests as a guiding principle. At the same time, innovation and continuous development in the operation are promoted with sustainability as a guiding light.
Subsidiaries
We have two independent subsidiaries: ANS ehf and Innanlandsflugvellir ehf. These companies are wholly owned by the parent company. They set their own corporate strategy but work in accordance with most of the parent company's policies. This is in line with the ownership policy of Isavia's subsidiaries. The executive committee of each company is responsible for implementing its strategy.

ANS provides air navigation services for domestic and international flights in the North Atlantic airspace. We offer specialized training for air traffic control, aeronautical communication, information services, and flight inspection in Iceland, Greenland, and the Faroe Islands. Our subsidiaries, Tern Systems ehf and Suluk APS, further enhance these services.

Regional Airports manages all Icelandic scheduled airports, excluding KEF. Operations are based on a service agreement with the Ministry of Infrastructure, which defines the service level, operations, and maintenance of these state-owned airports as part of the public transportation system.