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Dubai Airport

Dubai Airport is the seat and hub of Emirates, Dubais international airline. It is a about 5 km south-east of the city. [More]

Local time: Wed. 07 Dec '22 11:14

Departures

Arrivals

Arriving From Flight # Airline
11:15 Delhi DEL 6E0023
IndiGo Airlines
11:15 Delhi DEL 6E0023
IndiGo Airlines
11:15 Jeddah JED XY0501
Flynas
11:20 Moscow VKO FZ2467
flydubai
11:20 Moscow VKO FZ8568
flydubai
11:20 Jeddah JED FZ0836
flydubai
11:20 Jeddah JED FZ0832
flydubai
11:20 Karachi KHI FZ0334
flydubai
11:20 Astana NQZ FZ1708
flydubai
11:20 Astana NQZ FZ1708
flydubai

Details

Airport Name Dubai
City Dubai
Country United Arab Emirates
Tel. +971 4 224-5555 (Dubai Airports Operator)
Website www.dubaiairports.ae/
Timezone Asia/Dubai
IATA-Code DXB
Terminals 1,2,3
Address Dubai Interanational Airport, P.O Box 2525 Dubai, UAE
 
Runway Name Length Width
12R/30L 4,447 m 45 m
12L/30R 4,351 m 60 m


More information about Dubai Airport

With a total of 24.7 million passengers and 217.165 flight operations, Dubai airport is the most significant airport in the Middle East. As far as the volume of cargo is concerned, with 1.300.000 tonnes it takes up place 18 worldwide. Now more than 100 airlines fly to over 150 destinations. Dubai may in the future possibly replace London, Paris and Frankfurt airports as the hub for cargo transport between America and Asia.

The airline Emirates has its hub at this airport and flies 41 times a week from Dubai to Germany. The airline serves several destinations in the UK, including: Birmingham, Glasgow, London-Gatwick, London-Heathrow, Newcastle and Manchester. Other airlines with flights from Dubai to the UK are Virgin Atlantic Airways (London-Heathrow), British Airways (London-Heathrow), and Aer Lingus (Dublin). There are connections to over 80 airports worldwide from Dubai.    

Since 2002, three further terminals are being constructed in addition to the Sheikh-Rashid-Terminal opened in 2000, meaning that at the beginning of 2007 the airport will have a capacity for over 70 million passengers per year. At a distance of only 40 km the largest airport of the world is currently under construction: Dubai World Central International Airport. Despite its size it is not intended to replace, but merely to complement, Dubai International Airport.