Cheap Flights from Bhubaneswar to Dubai

If you are traveling from Bhubaneswar to Dubai you won’t be able to catch any nonstop flights, but it will be easy to travel with just a single transfer as Bhubaneswar Airport has extensive domestic and regional connections.

* This information is correct as of July 2019

Airport Information - Arriving

Dubai International Airport is made up of three passenger terminals and is situated just 5 km from Dubai. The facilities in the airport are world class with many luxury shops, duty-free goods and other retail stores available alongside a wide choice of restaurants, eateries and cafés. When your flight has landed at the airport there are a number of ways to reach your destination including public transport, with both metro and bus services accessible directly from the airport. Alternatively, metered taxis can be found outside of each terminal and there are also several international car rental companies on site. Other amenities provided for travelers at the airport include many airport lounges, rest zones, indoor gardens and free Wi-Fi connectivity.

Airport Information - Departing

Bhubaneswar Airport, also known as Biju Patnaik International Airport, is located just 5 km from Bhubaneswar and is made up of two passenger terminals with international flights handled at Terminal 2. Additionally, a third passenger terminal is currently under construction and will eventually take over all domestic operations at the airport. The airport lacks public transport so you will need to take a taxi or make your own way to the airport instead. You’ll find a good range of amenities at the airport to meet your needs. Along with a few cafés and food outlets you can browse through the souvenir and retail stores to pick up any last-minute purchases. Additionally, the airport offers passengers free Wi-Fi access for up to 30 minutes.

What to Expect in Dubai

Explore the hotel options that Dubai has to offer and choose the right accommodation for you. Indian nationals flying to the UAE will need to have a valid visa, so make sure you complete your application for one before your journey. The weather in Dubai gets scorching hot in the summer with average highs exceeding 41 degrees, while for the rest of the year temperatures are still warm. It also very rarely rains in Dubai unlike the climate in Bhubaneswar. The cost of living in Dubai can be quite steep in places so keep a close eye on your budget; however, there are still plenty of places across the city offering cheap eats, drinks and accommodation. Find out the best things to do as well as great tips for what you can do at night and what you can do in Dubai for free.