The best price for tickets can be purchased directly through airgreenland.com. However, with increasing competition from SAS and Icelandair, we always recommend (especially on international flights) to compare prices, for example via skyscanner.com.

When to buy tickets and prices

Prices are most volatile on international flights between Denmark and Greenland, or between Iceland and Greenland.

On these routes, it's worth monitoring prices around 6-7 months before you plan to travel and, if you have a fixed date, buying at least 3-4 months in advance.

For domestic flights, prices usually don't move much.

Prices for domestic flights within Greenland are very high and for example a return flight from Nuuk to Ilulissat lasting 1.5 hours normally costs around 700 eur.

Special deals are most prevalent on flights from Copenhagen where, exceptionally, the price of a return flight can fall below 500 eur. Standard prices, however, are more likely to be over 900 eur.

Compare prices with other airlines as well

Fare classes

Only economy class is available on the small De Havilland Dash-8 aircraft, while business class is also available on the Airbus A330-800.

Tickets are divided into several fare classes, which differ mainly in terms of flexibility or the choice of a free seat.

Air Greenland destinations

The airline has a very dense network of routes around Greenland, where it has an absolute monopoly to operate.

Air Greenland flies to all Greenland's public airports and heliports.

Its main base, from where most domestic and international routes operate, is at Nuuk GOH airport.

Air Greenland's international routes

The airline currently operates the following scheduled international routes:

• From NuukAirport
  • Copenhagen CPH
  • Keflavík KEF
  • Aalborg AAL (summer seasonal service operated with leased Boeing 737 aircraft)
  • Billund BLL (summer seasonal service operated with leased Boeing 737 aircraft)
  • Iqaluit YFB (summer seasonal service)
• from Kangerlussuaqairport
  • Copenhagen CPH (summer seasonal service operated with a leased Boeing 737)