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Detroit to Reykjavik connecting flights take around 5 hours 45 minutes. The distance between Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport and Keflavik International Airport sits at roughly 2,764 miles (4,448 kilometers). Most travelers connect through major hubs to reach Reykjavik. Delta Air Lines and United Airlines operate the most frequent service on this route, with additional options from American Airlines and other carriers. Reykjavik is +5 hours from Detroit time. Plan your arrival accordingly, especially for business meetings or tight connections.
Connecting flights from Detroit to Reykjavik run about 5 hours 45 minutes depending on your layover. Popular connection points include major hubs where Delta Air Lines and United Airlines have extensive networks.
Total travel time depends heavily on your layover duration. Shorter connections around 2 hours keep the trip moving. Longer layovers (4+ hours) sometimes come with lower fares.
The 2,764 mile journey benefits from overnight departures when available. Sleep on the longer leg and arrive ready to go.
Reykjavik is +5 hours from Detroit. When it's noon in Detroit, it's evening in Reykjavik.
Most bound flights depart Detroit in the afternoon or evening. The timing works well since you can sleep during the transatlantic portion.
Consider booking mid-week departures (Tuesday through Thursday) for potentially lower fares. Weekend travel typically costs more on popular routes.
How long is the flight from Detroit to Reykjavik?
The flight from Detroit to Reykjavik takes around 5 hours 45 minutes. Connecting flights from Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport to Keflavik International Airport covers 2,764 miles.
How far is it from Detroit to Reykjavik?
The distance from Detroit to Reykjavik is approximately 2,764 miles (4,448 kilometers). This connecting route takes passengers across the Atlantic.
What is the time difference between Detroit and Reykjavik?
Reykjavik is +5 hours from Detroit. The gap changes by one hour during daylight saving transitions in spring and fall.
Are there direct flights from Detroit to Reykjavik?
No direct flights exist currently. Delta Air Lines and other carriers provide connecting service, typically routing through major hub airports between DTW and KEF.
Which airlines fly from Detroit to Reykjavik?
Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, American Airlines operate connecting service from Detroit to Reykjavik. Delta Air Lines typically offers the most weekly departures on this route.
Planning beyond this route? Explore more flight times, distances, and travel durations using our tools below. Start with our Flight Time Calculator to estimate journey times worldwide, or browse average travel times from your departure city using the Detroit Flight Times.
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