European Airlines (F-O)

ABOVE: A Boeing 747 jumbo jet.

Finnair
Finland's national airline bills itself as "the official air carrier of Santa Claus."

Iberia
This Spanish airline's site includes special pages for travelers in the U.S., Japan, Denmark, Sweden, and Russia.

Icelandair
Icelandic's modern Boeing 757 fleet serves five North American gateways and up to a dozen European cities, depending on the season. Transatlantic passengers change planes in Reykjavík, Iceland.

Isles of Scilly Skybus  
Reach the Isles of Scilly from Southampton, Bournemouth, Bristol, Exeter, Newquay, or Land's End on Air Southwest.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Note: If you select "United States, you'll be transferred to the Northwest Airlines Web site. (NWA and KLM are codeshare partners on transatlantic routes.)

LOT Polish Airlines
Poland's airline has been carrying passengers since 1929, but today it takes pride in having the world's most modern airline fleet.

Lufthansa
Germany's largest airline covers much of the globe, from Austria to Zimbabwe. In North America, use Lufthansa-USA.

Luxair
Luxembourg's national airline flies to dozens of airports in Europe and North Africa.

Maersk Air
Fly inexpensively from Copenhagen to cities throughout Europe.

Air Malta
The Maltese national airline serves 36 destinations in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.

Olympic Airlines
The official airline of Greece has transoceanic, intra-European, and domestic flights.

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