The article explores the bustling atmosphere of Reykjavik Airport on a winter morning, highlighting the various aircraft and crews involved in Iceland's domestic flights. It focuses on the crew of a Dash 8 Q400 aircraft, providing a glimpse of their preparation and duties as they get ready for a flight to Akureyrar, while also touching on the challenges faced by the domestic flight industry. Additionally, the piece offers insights into the types of aircraft that have supported domestic aviation in Iceland, as well as flights to the Faroe Islands and Greenland, giving readers a broader understanding of the operational context of these flights.