  Until now, only two airlines have been flying between the UK and Iceland with passengers: Icelandair, the oldest and biggest airline     in Iceland, and Iceland Express, a recent low-fare airline and the competition between them has been fierce . BA to fly to Iceland Icelandair's PR, Guðjón Arngrímsson, said that Icelandair welcomes the competition and believes Icelandair can compete with BA: "This markethas been growing rapidly. Iceland has been well marketed in London and Britain as a whole so number of passenger has been rising fast. We're always ready for morecompetition on every route between Iceland and other countries. We're ready and willing to compete here as we are on other routes" Arngrímsson said.
<coherence>   Until now, only two airlines have been flying between the UK and Iceland with passengers: Icelandair, the oldest and biggest airline     in Iceland, and Iceland Express, a recent low-fare airline and the competition between them has been fierce . BA to fly to Iceland Icelandair's PR, Guðjón Arngrímsson, said that Icelandair welcomes the competition and believes Icelandair can compete with BA: "This markethas been growing rapidly. Iceland has been well marketed in London and Britain as a whole so number of passenger has been rising fast. We're always ready for morecompetition on every route between Iceland and other countries. We're ready and willing to compete here as we are on other routes" Arngrímsson said.
 Until now, only two airlines have been flying between the UK and Iceland with passengers: Icelandair, the oldest and biggest airline in Iceland, and Iceland Express, a recent low-fare airline and the competition between them has been fierce . BA to fly to Iceland 