Reykjavik to Keflavik Airport Transfer: WiFi & USB Seats

Summary

Reykjavik Flybus shuttle to Keflavik Airport with WiFi and comfort

You’ll board the Flybus at Reykjavik’s BSI terminal for a comfortable ride to Keflavik Airport — with WiFi, USB charging at every seat, and direct drop-off at departures. You’ll notice Iceland’s quiet landscapes rolling by your window as you charge your phone or just zone out. It’s simple but oddly memorable in its own way.

What’s the experience like?

I dragged my suitcase through Reykjavik’s BSI bus terminal, still half-awake and clutching a coffee that was way too hot. The Flybus was right outside, easy to spot — big white letters, people already lining up. I showed my booking on my phone (no printout needed, which honestly saved me), and the driver just nodded me on. It was colder than I expected for May; you could see little clouds when people spoke.

The seats were softer than most airport transfers I’ve tried, and every spot had a USB charger — my phone was basically dead from all the photos I’d taken of mossy lava fields the day before. There was free WiFi too, which worked better than I thought it would as we left Reykjavik behind. The bus rolled out exactly on time (Icelanders don’t mess around with schedules), and the city faded into these wide stretches of black rock and pale sky. Someone a few rows back laughed quietly at something on their screen; otherwise it was mostly quiet except for the hum of the engine.

I kept watching out the window as we crossed that long stretch between Reykjavik and Keflavik Airport — about 45 minutes, but it felt shorter somehow. The landscape is weirdly calming, like being on another planet, just endless gray-green fields and steam rising in patches. When we pulled up right outside the terminal doors, nobody rushed off — maybe we were all still waking up or just not ready to leave Iceland yet. My hands were cold from holding my bag but I didn’t really mind.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Transfer from Reykjavik to Keflavik Airport

• Arrive at BSI Bus Terminal 15 minutes early
• Locate Flybus outside terminal building
• Show booking confirmation to driver
• Board the Flybus and find a seat
• Depart from BSI Bus Terminal on time
• Enjoy scenic route to Keflavik Airport
• Arrive and exit at Keflavik Airport
• Proceed to airport terminal with luggage

Top questions

How long does the Reykjavik to Keflavik airport transfer take?

The journey takes about 45 minutes from BSI Bus Terminal to Keflavik Airport.

Where do I board the Flybus in Reykjavik?

You board at the BSI Bus Terminal in central Reykjavik.

Is there WiFi on board during the transfer?

Yes, free WiFi is available throughout the journey.

Do I need to print my booking confirmation?

No printout is needed; showing your confirmation on your phone is fine.

Are USB charging ports available at every seat?

Yes, each seat has its own USB charger port.

Is this airport transfer wheelchair accessible?

Yes, wheelchair access is available on this service.

Can infants travel on this shuttle bus?

Yes, infants can ride in a pram or stroller; specialized infant seats are also available.

How early should I arrive before departure?

You should arrive at BSI Bus Terminal 15 minutes before your scheduled departure time.

What’s included

Your one-way trip includes a reserved seat on an air-conditioned shuttle bus from Reykjavik’s BSI terminal straight to Keflavik Airport departures, free onboard WiFi so you can catch up or say goodbye online, USB charger ports at every seat for your devices, plus carbon neutral travel thanks to Vaxa Technologies—all with direct drop-off right outside the terminal doors before your flight.