AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAir Transport & Fleet: Icelandair will phase out its Boeing 757s and 767s earlier than planned, while a veteran captain’s low flyover over the Westman Islands has led to a two-year licence ban and other pilot penalties. Aviation Safety & Operations: Icelandair also disciplined 757 pilots after an unauthorised low pass over islands, adding to scrutiny of flight procedures. Tourism & Travel Infrastructure: The Baldur ferry has resumed its regular Breiðafjörður service after weeks on the Westman Islands route, a move welcomed by local tourism operators. Business & Finance (Iceland-linked): Natixis CIB appointed Erik Bergman to lead Northern Europe, covering Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Iceland. Healthcare & Regulation: A Selfoss nursing home (Hraunbúðir) was found far below staffing standards, with inspectors citing safety, maintenance and retention issues. Life Sciences: Iceland-based Synaptiq has launched with Nobias’ rare-disease drug programme, moving fasoracetam into a new Phase 2b trial plan. Education Policy: Iceland will require full tuition fees for most non-EEA students from 2027–2028, aligning with Nordic peers.
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