Who did you fly when you moved?

 Also, Keflavik airport is quite small and shuts down completely (as in, all the stores are closed, cafe's closed, and you might find one person to ask a question) in the middle of the day when no flights are due for a while.  If you aren't one of the first few people to your gate, you won't have a seat while you wait.  I won't arrange for a long layover there on a regular basis, but despite all this it was the experience of a lifetime, and definitely worth doing again at some point!

A friend of ours once got grounded in Reykjavik. They put him up in a hotel but there was nothing to do! He ended up reading the Iceland phone book.  But otherwise he liked the airline.