New member as of today, looks like a great forum... Retired and travel quite a bit with DW.

I am planning on a a trip to Europe after Covid and have started looking at airfares. I really love Icelandair (Saga Flex) and since my travels over 6 weeks will end in Reykjavik, Iceland I looked at their web page. I want to fly from Denver to Copenhagen and 6 weeks later from from Reykjavik to Denver. In between I will be traveling on land and end with a cruise ending in Reykjavik. The Icelandair webpage will not allow me to book this as multiple cities, but here is a way that works. I can book a roundtrip Denver to Reykjavik with 6 weeks between the flights, then book a separate Icelandair flight, one way between Reykjavik and Copenhagen during the 6 week period. Has anyone ever done this? There are other airlines that can match this itinerary, not through Reykjavik on the outbound flights, but cost 50% more. Is there any risk to my idea?

I have called customer service at Icelandair but did not get a straight answer why the multiple cities option on their webpage did not work.

Thanks for your help in advance.

Welcome to FT. Yes, of course you can do this, no problems. As to tourism in Europe, I would not book anything for this year unless it is fully refundable.

Thank you very much, the Saga Flex is 100% refundable.

Maybe DEN-CPH and KEF-DEN as one open jaw with CPH-KEF as a one way?

You probably should also visit our cruises forum to see how others handle similar situation for future reference:

https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/cruises-179/

Welcome to FT!