Böðvar Schram og Marta Sigurðardóttir specialist from Isavia gave a presentation, explaining the implementation and usage of ORAT for The New National Hospital.

Specialists from Isavia presented the ORAT approach at The New National Hospital's annual advent seminar.

Isavia Presents the ORAT approach at The New National Hospital‘s Advent Seminar

Grétar Már Garðarsson, Director of Airline Relations and Marketing at Isavia, appeared on the program to review the year.

The increase in connecting flights at Keflavík Airport, the collapse of PLAY, and a newly published passenger forecast were among the topics discussed.

Grétar Már Garðarsson Looks Back on the Year in "Bítið á Bylgjunni" Radio Program

The development in the use of 3D technology in design and construction management is so great and rapid that a new industry is emerging within the construction sector that is solely related to technology, equipment, and systems.

Experts from Isavia recently visited staff at The New National Hospital at Hringbraut to introduce the ORAT approach.

Isavia Presented the ORAT Approach to The New National Hospital‘s Staff.

A new exit road from the access area of Keflavík Airport’s terminal will open on Thursday, 27 November, providing a new and more efficient route out of the airport area.

Improved traffic flow and enhanced safety around the terminal

Isavia operates on a 'no-accident-policy' with the aim of ensuring that every worker gets home safe and sound.

Further construction is currently underway in the airport's arrivals hall following a tender for the operation of car rental services in KEF.

Further construction work is underway in the airport's arrivals hall following a tender for the operation of car rental services at KEF. Construction has already begun and will continue until spring 2026. The changes concern the car rental facilities located in the northeast corner of the arrivals hall, while temporary facilities for car rental services have been built using container units.

Following a tender that ended in December 2025, significant changes will be made to the car rental facilities at KEF. The number of operators will increase from three to four, after three operators have had facilities at the airport for the past twenty years. The design of the area follows the policy of new improvements to the so-called customs corridor, with the aim of improving service and experience for both guests and staff.


Construction may cause temporary disruption to airport guests and car rental staff operating in the arrivals hall. This is an area of ​​the airport that has remained largely unchanged for decades, making this a timely upgrade to the airport’s infrastructure.

You can read more about the changes to the customs corridor here.

New and improved facilities for car rentals