After a multi-month campaign to reassure its customers that the 737 MAX is safe to fly, Icelandair has returned the 737 MAX into service. One of the first flights operated took place on Monday, March 8th, from Keflavik International Airport to Copenhagen Airport. If all goes according to plan, that same aircraft operates a service to Paris today.
According to Fresh Aviation, Icelandair’s official return-to-service date for the 737 MAX was on March 8th. Data from RadarBox.com verifies that one 737 MAX 8, registered as TF-ICN, operated a round-trip service to Copenhagen (CPH) from Icelandair’s home at Keflavik International (KEF).
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