H1 RESULTS 2007 Jón Karl Ólafsson, CEO Agenda 01 Highlights 02 Financial results 03 Outlook 04 New organizational chart 05 Q & A.

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H1 RESULTS 2007 Jón Karl Ólafsson, CEO

Agenda 01 Highlights 02 Financial results 03 Outlook 04 New organizational chart 05 Q & A

H1 Highlights Aggressive fleet growth characterizes H1 results 12 aircraft added, 1 returned and 1 sold late arrival of new aircraft led to unexpected expenses Passenger revenue in Q2 below expectations A strong ISK had a negative effect on net financial income Revenue growth 17% EBITDA ISK million EBITAR ISK million Net Profit ISK million Acquisition of Travel Service will fuel forthcoming growth Signature next week – subject to approval by Czech competition authority New Group structure

Agenda 01 Highlights 02 Financial results 03 Outlook 04 New organizational chart 05 Q & A

EBITDA in H1 ISK million Fleet additions and lower passenger revenue than expected characterizes H EBITDAR improves from last year

H1 Overall results in line with the management´s expectations Good results in Q1 offset results which were below expectations in Q2

Net finance costs ISK millions in H1 Net interest Additional loans for financing and investments Higher market interest rates and margins Lower cash position due to bridge financing for aircraft trading Costs of restructuring debt and refinancing Net foreign exchange ISK appreciated in 2007 by 9,4% but depreciated by 30% in 2006 Higher cash position in 2006 Engine reserves now accounted for in a USD-subsidiary

Results in Q2 below expectations Transport revenue only 1% higher vs. Q2 last year Passenger revenue below expectations Late delivery of new aircraft Higher cost e.g. from subleasing - affected Icelandair and Loftleidir Revenue increase predominantly from Global Capacity Solutions Aircraft and aircrew lease 65% higher vs. Q2 last year LatCharter operation and more projects by Icelandair Cargo

Assets ISK 72 billion Operating assets Aircraft and engine reserves lower in ISK due to currency exchange Aircraft purchase prepayments (PDP) 5 Boeing aircraft sold in Q1 Stockholders equity Reduces by ISK 2.1 billion from year end 2006 Net earnings in 2007 Foreign currency translation differences for foreign operations Stockholders equity ratio 32%

Scheduled Airline Operations EBITDA in H1 ISK 252 million Deviation from last year ISK -208 million Lower passenger revenue than expected in Q2 Increased cost Higher maintenance cost at Icelandair technical services Crew cost Late delivery of 2 aircraft

Icelandair Passenger revenue 2% higher than H Passengers up 2% Load Factor down 3% points Increased capacity Mainly affecting the Trans Atlantic market Unit revenue down 1% Fierce competition – increased capacity on the market Unit Revenue = Passenger Revenue on fixed exchange rates per available seat km

Global Capacity Solutions EBITDA in H1 ISK million Increase from last year ISK 483 million Aircraft trading continues to contribute strongly to bottom line Positive development of Loftleidir operational results LatCharter operation profitable despite aggressive growth (from 2 to 9 aircraft within 6 months) Project status low in spring/summer at Bluebird – winter outlook good

Travel Tourism EBITDA ISK 219 million Deviation from last year ISK -34 million Better hotel utilization and tight cost control Structural changes at Iceland Travel Higher salaries and maintenance cost at Air Iceland

Agenda 01 Highlights 02 Financial results 03 Outlook 04 New organizational chart 05 Q & A

Outlook New group structure will further emphasize the business segments Icelandair bookings for the summer and autumn are looking good Ongoing pressure on yield Capacity increase not yielding as expected – network adjustment and group wide fleet flexibility optimizes profit from fleet additions Opportunities in the new flexible fare structure The market from Iceland continues to be very strong Ongoing fierce competition in the North Atlantic market Ongoing tight cost control Travel Service deal signed next week – positive near-term influence Project status in global capacity solutions very strong Agreement with Hilton should kick-in in September/October

Agenda 01 Highlights 02 Financial results 03 Outlook 04 New organizational chart 05 Q & A

Icelandair Group – Organization Icelandair Group CEO Fjárvakur Accounting contractor Finance and Control CFO Scheduled Airline Operation Excecutive Vice President Icelandair IGS Air Iceland Air Cargo Logistics Excecutive Vice President Icelandair Cargo Global Capacity Solutions & Aircraft Trading Excecutive Vice President Loftleidir Icelandic Icelease Bluebird Cargo LatCharter (Travel Service) Internal Audit Business Development CDO Board of Directors Non Aviation Services Icelandair Hotels Iceland Travel

Agenda 01 Highlights 02 Financial results 03 Outlook 04 New organizational chart 04 Q & A