Reykjavik does not use base stations for communication

Does Iceland radio offer satellite communication?

Iceland Radio offers satellite communication service to aircrafts through IRIDIUM and IMMARSAT. When HF conditions deteriorate, a satellite communication can be applied. If the aircraft is equipped with a satellite phone on board, pilots can call Iceland Radio centre when necessary.

What frequencies does Iceland radio use?

From Iceland Radio, aeronautical communication service is provided every day for 24 hours through HF and VHF GP frequencies. VHF service is continuous over the North Atlantic Ocean with COM equipment located in Iceland, Greenland, and the Faroe Islands. Operating frequencies are VHF 126.550, VHF 127.850, and VHF 129.625.

What does Reykjavik control mean?

Reykjavik centre operates a number of VHF stations in Iceland, Faroe Islands and Greenland. They provide tactical procedural control and ATS Surveillance services. The callsign used is "Reykjavik Control" (or just "Reykjavik") and indicates that the flight crew is communicating directly with an air traffic controller.

Can Iceland radio call aircraft?

Moreover, Iceland Radio can call aircrafts equipped with a satellite phone. Aircrafts can request a phone patch to their company dispatch unit or to Medlink when necessary. Through HF and landline interconnection, Iceland radio can call and connect an aircraft to their company dispatch unit or to Medlink.