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Cheapest time to fly from London to Dubai

If you’re planning to fly this route soon, keep in mind that the lowest fares are usually available in the middle of May. Take advantage of this period to save on your flight tickets and make the most of your trip. Please note that prices may change after your search.
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Airlines that fly from London to Dubai

Currency and price comparison

TrainLocal, one-way ticket
65%Trains in Dubai are 65% cheaper than in London.
London£3.50
Dubai£1.23
MealMid-priced restaurant
52%A meal in Dubai is 52% cheaper than a meal in London.
London£20.00
Dubai£9.64
TaxiStandard daytime start rate
41%A taxi fare in Dubai is 41% cheaper than in London.
London£4.20
Dubai£2.46
CoffeeRegular cappuccino
12%Coffee is 12% more expensive in Dubai than in London.
London£3.98
Dubai£4.44
Exchange rate
1 GBP = 4.92 AED
1 AED = 0.21 GBP
Last checked on Sat 28/03
Distance: 3405 miles
London airports
Gatwick (LGW)How far from city centre: 25 miles
Heathrow (LHR)How far from city centre: 14 miles
Luton International (LTN)How far from city centre: 27 miles
Stansted (STN)How far from city centre: 30 miles
London City (LCY)How far from city centre: 7 miles
Southend (SEN)How far from city centre: 35 miles
Dubai airports
Dubai International Airport (DXB)How far from city centre: 12 miles
Etihad Bus Station (XNB)How far from city centre: 4 miles
Al Maktoum International (DWC)How far from city centre: 13 miles

Flights departing from London

London is one of the most enchanting cities in the world and it is known for its ancient buildings and contemporary architecture. It is served by airports such as Luton, Gatwick, Heathrow and others. Heathrow is the most internationally recognised airport associated with London, closely followed by Gatwick.

Flights from London to Dubai begin at one of the six commercial airports in the city. London City Airport is located in the heart of the city and is the most easily accessible airport when in the centre of London. Luton Airport is much farther away but very used by low cost carriers and therefore regularly visited by savvy travellers.

Getting to London airport

To take London to Dubai flights, passengers first have to confirm the name of the departure airport in London. If you have to reach Heathrow, just take the Heathrow Express from Paddington Station. From Victoria Station, you can catch the Gatwick Express to Gatwick Airport. To get to Luton, Southend and Stansted, just get to one of the railway stations in central London and catch the respective trains to these airports. If you have to go to London City Airport, just get a taxi to reach in time. Taxis are expensive, and it may not be advisable to take them to the other five airports as they are farther away.

Arriving to Dubai

Dubai started as a fishing village but, today, it is an international centre for shopping and partying. This city is situated in the middle of a desert and has plenty to offer in terms of nature too. Go ahead and take a ride along the dunes and spend time at a peaceful oasis. Head toward one of the traditional coffee houses where you can interact with locals and make new friends. Dubai Creek is a great place to admire the surreal beauty of this enchanting Arab city. Furthermore, experience the best of international cuisine at one of the many Michelin-starred restaurants in Dubai.

How to get to the city centre

Flights to Dubai from London take around seven hours to land at Dubai Airport, which is just five kilometres from downtown Dubai. The airport is easily accessible to different parts of the city and you will have no problem reaching your destination. If you wish to go to Burj Khalifa in the heart of Dubai, all you need to do is hop on the Red Line from Terminal 1 and 3 stations and get off at the Burj Khalifa Station. To get to Dubai Creek or Deira, Terminal 2 station provides easy connectivity via the Green Line. You could also take an RTA bus to Deira or just call a cab or taxi.

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Dubai is one of the most enduring tourist destinations in the world thanks to its shopping malls and souks.

Frequently asked questions about flights from London to Dubai

How many airports are there in Dubai?
Dubai has two main international airports: Dubai International Airport (DXB) and Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC). DXB is the primary and busiest airport, while DWC is newer and still expanding.
How many terminals are there at Dubai International Airport (DXB)?
Dubai International Airport (DXB) has three main passenger terminals. Terminal 1 serves most international airlines, Terminal 2 handles regional and some low-cost carriers, and Terminal 3 is dedicated to Emirates and Qantas flights.
Is it possible to walk between Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 at Dubai International Airport (DXB)?
No, walking between Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 at Dubai International Airport (DXB) is not possible, as the terminals are not directly connected for pedestrians. Transfers between these terminals are typically made using the airport’s internal shuttle bus service or the Dubai Metro, both of which offer efficient and convenient connections for travelers.
Is 2 hours enough time for a connecting flight at Dubai International Airport (DXB)?
A 2-hour layover at Dubai International Airport (DXB) can be tight, especially if your flights are with different airlines or involve changing terminals. While it's technically possible, it leaves little room for delays, security checks, or long walks between gates. Many recommend at least 3 hours for a comfortable connection, particularly if you need to clear immigration or re-check luggage. Passengers should always verify specific airline recommendations and terminal information.
Which airport does Emirates operate from in Dubai?
Emirates is based at Dubai International Airport (DXB). The airline operates all its flights from Terminal 3 at DXB, which is one of the largest airport terminals globally. This terminal is exclusively used by Emirates and Qantas.
How many terminals are there at Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC)?
Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC) currently has one main passenger terminal. While the airport primarily serves cargo and logistics, this single terminal handles all passenger flights. The airport is planned to expand in the future, with additional terminals expected as part of its long-term development into a major international aviation hub.

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