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Best Time to Visit Dubai

November to March provides ideal temperatures (24-30°C) with minimal humidity, though airfares peak during these months. April-May and September-October offer good value with warm weather. Summer (June-August) brings scorching heat but excellent hotel and flight deals and fewer crowds.

Airports in Dubai

Dubai International Airport (DXB)

One of the world's busiest international airports, located just 2.5 miles from downtown Dubai. Features three terminals with Terminal 3 being the largest airport terminal in the world. Well-connected to the city via metro, bus services, and an abundance of taxis.

Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC)

Dubai's second international airport, located approximately 23 miles southwest of Dubai city center in the Dubai South district. Primarily serves cargo operations and some passenger flights, with plans for massive expansion. Connected to the city by bus services and taxis.

Sharjah International Airport (SHJ)

Though technically in the neighboring emirate of Sharjah, this airport is just 10 miles from Dubai and serves as an alternative entry point, particularly for budget airlines. Connected to Dubai via regular intercity buses and taxi services.

How to Get Around in Dubai?

Dubai boasts a world-class transportation system featuring a driverless metro with dedicated tourist cars offering panoramic views. A comprehensive bus network connects areas beyond metro lines, while water taxis (abras) provide scenic crossings of Dubai Creek. Ride-hailing services and taxis are abundant and reasonably priced. For ultimate convenience, rental cars offer flexibility to explore neighboring emirates, though connecting flights are recommended for visiting Abu Dhabi or Ras Al Khaimah for longer stays.

Where to Stay in Dubai?

Dubai's accommodation options range from luxurious to affordable across distinctive neighborhoods. Downtown Dubai places you near the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall, with luxury hotels offering spectacular fountain views. The Palm Jumeirah showcases exclusive beachfront resorts with private beaches and water parks. Dubai Marina provides upscale high-rise hotels with stunning waterfront dining. Budget travelers can find comfortable chain hotels in older districts like Deira and Bur Dubai, while mid-range options in Business Bay offer excellent value. It's advisable to book accommodation and flights well in advance for the winter high season (November-March) when rates increase substantially.

Frequently Asked Questions - Flights to Dubai

Which airlines offer direct flights to Dubai?
Emirates operates the most extensive network of direct flights to Dubai International Airport (DXB) from major cities worldwide. Other carriers offering direct service include British Airways, Lufthansa, Air France, Qantas, and United Airlines from select international hubs.
How long is the flight to Dubai?
From New York, expect approximately 12-14 hours of flight time. London to Dubai takes about 7 hours, while flights from Singapore average 7.5 hours. Australian departures range from 11 hours (Perth) to 14 hours (Sydney).
What's the best way to find cheap flights to Dubai?
Book 2-5 months in advance and target shoulder seasons (May and September-October). Consider flying mid-week and look for package deals combining flights and hotel accommodations.
Do I need a visa to visit Dubai?
Citizens from many countries, including the US, UK, Australia, and EU nations, receive free 30-—to 90-day visas on arrival. Other nationalities require pre-arranged visas. Check current requirements through the UAE government portal or your nearest embassy before booking flights.
What's the baggage allowance for flights to Dubai?
Economy passengers on Emirates typically receive 30kg (66lbs) checked baggage, while other airlines generally offer 23kg (50lbs). Business and First Class allowances range from 40-50kg. Most airlines permit 7kg (15lbs) of carry-on luggage, with different policies for specialty items.