Cheap Flights from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport to Abu Dhabi

Travelers looking to fly from Dhaka to Abu Dhabi can catch nonstop flights with Biman Bangladesh Airlines, the sole airline operating flights on this route.

* This information is correct as of July 2019

Airport Information - Arriving

Abu Dhabi International Airport is comprised of three passenger terminals and is situated around 30 km from the center of Abu Dhabi. If you are flying with Biman Bangladesh Airlines you will be arriving at Terminal 2. The airport is known for its fantastic array of amenities and luxuries for travelers to look forward to. You won’t be short on dining and drinking choices with the extensive array of fast food chains, restaurants and cafés on offer. Shopping enthusiasts can spend hours exploring the duty-free and designer stores, while other facilities provided include free Wi-Fi access, many airport lounges and rest zones. The airport has its own bus service which can take you into the city, while taxis are readily available outside of all terminals. Alternatively, visit one of the car rental agencies at the airport if you want to explore the UAE with your own vehicle.

Airport Information - Departing

Shahjalal International Airport is the main airport in Bangladesh situated less than 20 km from the capital Dhaka. The airport is set across three passenger terminals, with international flights handled in both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. The airport is also in the process of building another international terminal which will further boost its capacity. The airport itself offers all of the basic facilities you would need including souvenir stores, duty-free shopping and a few dining and drinking spots. Public transport is lacking at the airport so you will need to make your own way there by taxi or car.

What to Expect in Abu Dhabi

There are a wide variety of hotels in Abu Dhabi so you're sure to find something that suits your needs. While many nationals can enjoy visa-free access to the UAE, Bangladeshi nationals will need to apply for a visa in order to enter the country. The weather in Abu Dhabi gets extremely hot over the summer with average highs exceeding 42 degrees, although over the winter period you can expect very pleasant temperatures and plenty of sunshine. Prices in Abu Dhabi will be more expensive than those in Dhaka so keep a close eye on your budget. You’ll need to put your clocks back by two hours to get on local time in the UAE, while the currency used is the United Arab Emirates dirham. To make the most of your stay, find out the 10 best things to do in Abu Dhabi.