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Time Out Dubai
20 hours ago
- Time Out Dubai
New flydubai flights from Dubai for 2025: New routes to Europe, North Africa and GCC
In the mood for a holiday? Us too. With summer on the horizon and loads of UAE public holidays still to come in 2025, we're spoiled for choice when it comes to our next big vacay. Keep these new flydubai flights on your radar if you're looking for the freshest destinations to travel to directly from Dubai. With five new spots added to their already massive network and the return of a popular European destination, there are plenty of new options to choose from. We can't wait to see where else flydubai will take us next. Here are the new flydubai flights for 2025. Keep checking back for updates. Al Alamein Al Alamein (Credit: Adobe) A brand new destination for flydubai, Al Alamein is a stunning place to visit on the Egyptian coastline. Al Alamein is part of the airline's summer schedule of 11 destinations, and with summer temperatures averaging around 32 degrees Celsius it's easy to see why. Taking off daily from DXB at 8.45am (UAE time), you will land in Egypt at noon (local time). Returning to Dubai, you will leave Al Alamein at 1pm, and touch down in the UAE again at 6pm (UAE time). Flights will run throughout the summer, beginning on Saturday June 7 and running until Sunday September 7. Antalya Antalya has been added to flydubai's summer network (Credit: flydubai) Another new destination for the airline's summer programme, Antalya is a beautiful coastal destination in the Mediterranean. With gorgeous turquoise blue waters, this destination is one of the best places to visit in Turkey. You'll find ancient ruins such as Hadrian's Gate and the Roman Harbour amongst the impeccable vibes. Flights will be daily and start from Thursday June 5 until Tuesday September 30. Bushehr (Credit: flydubai) The port city of Bushehr is the energy capital of Iran and home to several historically important sites. Flights to this destination began on Thursday March 13 from Terminal 2 at DXB and is served twice per week. Chișinău Chișinău (Credit: Canva) There will be two weekly flights to the Moldovan capital of Chișinău from Terminal 2 of Dubai International Airport starting on Wednesday September 17. Famous for its historic white limestone buildings, unique architecture and sprawling natural parks, Chișinău is a great destination for those who want to travel off the beaten path. Emirates will codeshare on the route, offering passengers more options for connections. Iași (Credit: Canva) flydubai will take off to the Romanian university city of Iași from September. From Friday September 19, flydubai will fly twice per week to Iași. Romania's second-largest city is also one of its most historic and features stunning sites and charming neighbourhoods. Emirates will codeshare on the route, offering passengers more options for connections. Peshawar (Credit: flydubai) Starting from Thursday May 15, the Dubai-based carrier will operate a daily service to Peshawar in Pakistan. Flights to Bacha Khan International Airport will take off from Terminal 2 at Dubai International Airport. The new route from DXB allows travellers from the UAE and the rest of the GCC more options when flying to Pakistan. Pisa The Leaning Tower of Pisa (Credit: flydubai) flydubai has reintroduced three weekly flights to Pisa, meaning you have a direct route to some of the best pizza and pasta in the world (apart from the dishes found in Dubai, of course). Taking off from Terminal 3, the flights will run between DXB and Pisa International Airport (PSA). Located in Italy's Tuscany region, the city is best known for its iconic Leaning Tower, completed all the way back in 1372 (it's been leaning for a long time). Currently operating from DXB on a Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, the outbound flight leaves Dubai at 7.25am local time, landing in Pisa at 12.10pm local time. The return journey from Pisa departs at 1.10pm local time and lands back into Dubai at 9.30pm local time. Qeshm (Credit: flydubai) Separated from the Iranian mainland, this island destination is surrounded by crystal-clear blue waters, an abundance of wildlife and stunning geological formations. Flights to this popular destination began on Friday March 14, with flydubai aircraft taking off three times per week to get to Qeshm. Tabriz (Credit: flydubai) Once a major Silk Road market, Tabriz has maintained a reputation for handicrafts, local sweets and traditional food. You'll find a blend of history, culture and hospitality in one of Iran's largest cities. Flights first took off from DXB on Thursday March 13 and it's served twice weekly. Riga Riga (Credit: Canva) Flights will take off to the Latvian capital of Riga from December 2025. flydubai will travel three times per week to Riga from Friday December 12. Riga offer visitors the chance to discover magnificent architecture and explore a UNESCO World Heritage old town. Emirates will codeshare on the route, offering passengers more options for connections. Vilnius (Credit: Canva) From Thursday December 11, flydubai will start operating three weekly flights to Vilnius. Vilnius offer visitors the chance to discover its magnificent architecture and explore UNESCO World Heritage old town. Emirates will codeshare on the route, offering passengers more options for connections. Looking for things to do in Dubai? All the sports events in Dubai in 2025 to sign up for Make 2025 the year of your PBs 50 brilliant outdoor activities to try at least once in Dubai Let's take this outside The incredible Dubai hotels offering more than just a room Did someone say freebies?
Trade Arabia
2 days ago
- General
- Trade Arabia
Dubai Airports makes elaborate arrangements for Hajj pilgrims
Dubai Airports has launched an extensive operational plan at Dubai International (DXB) to facilitate the smooth departure and return of pilgrims participating in Hajj 2025. This initiative underscores the airport's commitment to providing a seamless and supportive airport experience during one of the busiest periods of the year. This year, approximately 3,100 pilgrims are set to depart from DXB on 28 dedicated flights operated by Emirates, flydubai, Saudia, and flynas. The official delegation from the Government of Dubai will commence their journey on the first official Hajj flight from Terminal 3 on June 1. To ensure a streamlined experience, Dubai Airports, in collaboration with the oneDXB community, including Dubai Police, General Directorate of Identity and Foreigners Affairs-Dubai (GDRFA), Dubai Customs, Dubai Corporation for Ambulance Services, dnata, and airline partners, has implemented the following measures: *Dedicated check-in counters across Terminals 1, 2, and 3. *Prayer rooms and changing facilities in all terminals for Ihram preparation. *Multilingual guest experience ambassadors and Hajj committee support desks. *Designated baggage carousels for the secure handling of Zamzam water. Dubai Airports has urged pilgrims to arrive at the airport at least four hours prior to departure and to carry all required travel documents, including passport, Emirates ID, Hajj permit and vaccination certificate. "These journeys are personal, profound, and often once in a lifetime," remarked Essa Al Shamsi, Senior Vice President of Terminal Operations at Dubai Airports. "Through the efforts of our people and the oneDXB community, we want to ensure every pilgrim departs with confidence and returns with ease," he stated. The pilgrims are expected to return between June 9 and 12. Preparations are in place to provide a warm welcome, coordinated baggage support, and a small token of appreciation upon arrival. The Hajj season coincides with the summer travel peak and the Eid Al Adha holiday, during which DXB anticipates a significant increase in guest volumes, stated Al Shamsi.
Zawya
2 days ago
- General
- Zawya
Dubai Airports prepares to support pilgrims for Hajj 2025
Dubai Airports has launched an extensive operational plan at Dubai International (DXB) to facilitate the smooth departure and return of pilgrims participating in Hajj 2025. This initiative underscores the airport's commitment to providing a seamless and supportive airport experience during one of the busiest periods of the year. This year, approximately 3,100 pilgrims are set to depart from DXB on 28 dedicated flights operated by Emirates, flydubai, Saudia, and flynas. The official delegation from the Government of Dubai will commence their journey on the first official Hajj flight from Terminal 3 on 1st June. To ensure a streamlined experience, Dubai Airports, in collaboration with the oneDXB community, including Dubai Police, General Directorate of Identity and Foreigners Affairs-Dubai (GDRFA), Dubai Customs, Dubai Corporation for Ambulance Services, dnata, and airline partners, has implemented a number of measures. These measures include the provision of dedicated check-in counters across Terminals 1, 2, and 3. Prayer rooms and changing facilities are available in all terminals for Ihram preparation. Multilingual Guest Experience Ambassadors and Hajj Committee support desks are also present. Designated baggage carousels have been allocated for the secure handling of Zamzam water. Pilgrims are advised to arrive at the airport at least four hours prior to departure and to carry all required travel documents, including passport, Emirates ID, Hajj permit, and vaccination certificate. Essa Al Shamsi, Senior Vice President of Terminal Operations at Dubai Airports, said, 'Through the efforts of our people and the oneDXB community, we want to ensure every pilgrim departs with confidence and returns with ease.' The pilgrims are expected to return between 9th and 12th June. Preparations are in place to provide a warm welcome, coordinated baggage support, and a small token of appreciation upon arrival. The Hajj season coincides with the summer travel peak and the Eid Al Adha holiday, during which DXB anticipates a significant increase in guest volumes.
Zawya
2 days ago
- General
- Zawya
Dubai Airports prepares to support 3,100 pilgrims for Hajj 2025
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Dubai Airports has launched an extensive operational plan at Dubai International (DXB) to facilitate the smooth departure and return of pilgrims participating in Hajj 2025. This initiative underscores the airport's commitment to providing a seamless and supportive airport experience during one of the busiest periods of the year. This year, approximately 3,100 pilgrims are set to depart from DXB on 28 dedicated flights operated by Emirates, flydubai, Saudia, and flynas. The official delegation from the Government of Dubai will commence their journey on the first official Hajj flight from Terminal 3 on 1 June 2025. To ensure a streamlined experience, Dubai Airports, in collaboration with the oneDXB community, including Dubai Police, General Directorate of Identity and Foreigners Affairs-Dubai (GDRFA), Dubai Customs, Dubai Corporation for Ambulance Services, dnata, and airline partners, has implemented the following measures: Dedicated check-in counters across Terminals 1, 2, and 3. Prayer rooms and changing facilities in all terminals for Ihram preparation. Multilingual Guest Experience Ambassadors and Hajj Committee support desks. Designated baggage carousels for the secure handling of Zamzam water. Pilgrims are advised to arrive at the airport at least four hours prior to departure and to carry all required travel documents, including passport, Emirates ID, Hajj permit, and vaccination certificate. "These journeys are personal, profound, and often once in a lifetime," said Essa Al Shamsi, Senior Vice President of Terminal Operations at Dubai Airports. "Through the efforts of our people and the oneDXB community, we want to ensure every pilgrim departs with confidence and returns with ease." The pilgrims are expected to return between 9 and 12 June. Preparations are in place to provide a warm welcome, coordinated baggage support, and a small token of appreciation upon arrival. The Hajj season coincides with the summer travel peak and the Eid Al Adha holiday, during which DXB anticipates a significant increase in guest volumes. Dubai Airports remains committed to maintaining operational excellence and ensuring a smooth travel experience for all passengers during this period.
What's On
2 days ago
- Business
- What's On
flydubai launches direct flights to 4 new European cities
Four new reasons to book a Euro trip from Dubai… Thinking of switching sand for cobblestones? You've got options. flydubai has just announced four new destinations across Eastern Europe and the Baltics – making it even easier to plan your next city hop with fewer layovers and more time on the ground. The Dubai-based carrier is growing fast, and this latest expansion brings more than just new places on the map – it opens up new travel experiences you may not have considered (yet). Where to next? From September 2024, you'll be able to book direct flights to Chișinău (Moldova's capital) and Iași in Romania. December 2025 brings even more good news, with new routes to Riga in Latvia and Vilnius in Lithuania. For those keeping track, that's now 35 destinations in Europe alone, and over 135 worldwide on the flydubai network. The airline will also become the first UAE carrier to fly direct to Iași International Airport, a win for anyone looking to explore Romania beyond Bucharest. The details Chișinău (KIV) & Iași (IAS): 2x weekly from Terminal 2, DXB Riga (RIX) & Vilnius (VNO): 3x weekly from Terminal 3, DXB All four routes will also be codeshared with Emirates, making onward travel even smoother. First direct flights to Iași from the UAE flydubai is making travel easier by becoming the first UAE carrier to operate direct flights to Iași International Airport. Located in Romania's northeast, Iași is known for its historical charm, cobbled streets, and creative buzz – now just a direct flight away. Hello, Baltics December marks flydubai's debut in the Baltics, with flights launching to both Riga and Vilnius. Think fairytale towns, street cafés, and a completely different pace – no long-haul layovers required. These flights open up new options for weekend breaks – perfect for switching things up and exploring parts of Europe that feel a little different from the usual go-tos. Also read You can now pay for Air Arabia flights with crypto in the UAE Dubai Airport to close: All flights to shift to Al Maktoum International A bigger network, more possibilities flydubai's total network now includes more than 135 destinations, with 75% on routes previously underserved from Dubai. It's part of the airline's mission to make travel more accessible – and a lot more interesting. > Sign up for FREE to get exclusive updates that you are interested in
