Great fall, winter and early spring deals on flights to Iceland

The big summer travel crowds should be thinning out soon, and that could make it a better time not just to navigate airports, but to purchase airfare.

Right now, you can get great deals from some major East Coast markets to enjoy all Iceland has to offer.

There’s no doubt what you’ll be able to do in Iceland varies by season. However, there are activities for any time of the year — whether it’s hiking, attending music and cultural festivals, wildlife spotting or checking out a glacier. Relaxing in one of the island nation’s iconic hot springs transcends seasons, though.

Those departing from the New York, Boston and Washington, D.C., areas currently have some pretty wide-open availability for flights to Iceland coming in at around $400 or less round-trip.

While there’s been a significant rise in low-cost carriers serving overseas destinations like Iceland (and Europe, for that matter), we’re not talking about a deal exclusively on low-cost airlines.

Delta Air Lines and a couple of Star Alliance carriers, including United Airlines, have round trips available in the ballpark of $400.

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Looking to make it to Iceland while the weather’s still warmer (or at least mild) or willing to brave the cold temperatures and limited daylight of the winter months?

There’s a good chance you’ll be able to find affordable airfare out of one of these cities. The…