I've been to Keflavik, Iceland, but now I can't find it on the map! [closed]

On a whim, I decided to check out Google Maps and see how far it was from Reykjavik to Keflavik (the name of the airport of course, and also, from what I remember, the name of the town for which the airport's named). However, when I search, I can only find a town called Reykjanesbær.

Wikipedia has a listing for the town of Keflavik, and gives this location. As you can see, it takes me to Reykjanesbær.

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Is Keflavik airport the same as ReykjavÃk airport?

"Is Keflavik airport the same as Reykjavik airport?" No! Keflavik is the international airport in the Reykjanes Peninsula while Reykjavik is strictly domestic flights only and based in the city center.

How many terminals does Keflavik airport have?

Keflav\xedk international airport The airport in Keflav\xedk has one terminal and operates on a zonal system, making it simple for travelers to navigate.

Is Keflavik a big airport?

Although the population of Iceland is only about 350,000, there are scheduled flights to and from numerous locations across North America and Europe. The largest carrier operating out of Keflavik is Icelandair....Passenger.AirlinesDestinationsIberia ExpressMadrid26 more rows

How long does it take to get through Keflavik airport?

As is standard across the airline industry, it is recommended to arrive at least two hours prior to your international flight. KEF customer service agents will start the check-in process for each flight 2.5 hours in advance of takeoff. Check-in for all flights is located at the terminal's departure hall on Level 1.

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