Cheap Flights from Hamad International to Dubai

Travelers looking to fly from Hamad International to Dubai will not be able to make the trip as there are no airlines providing flights on this route because of ongoing political tensions. However, in previous years there were plenty of carriers serving this route with direct flights.

* This information is correct as of April 2019

Airport Information - Arriving

Dubai International Airport is made up of three passenger terminals and ranks as one of the world’s busiest airports which handled over 88 million travelers in 2018. Once your flight has arrived at the airport there are a few ways to reach your destination including public transport. One of the most convenient ways is to hop on the Dubai metro network, or you can catch a local bus or flag down a taxi instead. There are also many car rental companies at the airport if you need your own vehicle. You will find a wealth of amenities at the airport with an extensive range of designer and duty-free shops available alongside plenty of cafés, restaurants and eateries. Other amenities available include free Wi-Fi, rest zones and many airport lounges.

Al Maktoum International Airport is the secondary airport in Dubai which has not yet been fully completed but is operational with a small range of flights served. The easiest way to reach your destination from the airport is by taxi, with all taxis fitted with meters so that you get a fair price. Alternatively, there are local bus routes available if you are on a tight budget. The airport itself offers a decent variety of facilities and amenities including plenty of cafés and fast food chains as well as duty-free shopping. You can also enjoy free Wi-Fi during your stay to get online or stay in the Marhaba Lounge.

Airport Information - Departing

Hamad International Airport is the main airport in Qatar consisting of a single passenger terminal, with an additional terminal planned for the future. Situated around 15 km from the center of Doha, the airport offers a sizable range of facilities and services to keep travelers occupied. There are many different luxury, duty-free and retail shops available, while you won’t be disappointed in the many restaurants, eateries and cafés to be enjoyed. You can also connect to the airport’s free Wi-Fi network or spend your time in one of the luxurious airport lounges.

What to Expect in Dubai

If you’re also looking for accommodation, use our search engine to find great deals for Dubai hotels. The weather in Dubai is fairly similar to the climate in Qatar, with extremely hot summers experiencing average highs of over 40 degrees and warm weather across the rest of the year. Since 2017 citizens of Qatar are no longer allowed to enter the UAE unless they have a family member there, although this is subject to change in the future. Dubai is an hour ahead of Qatar so don’t forget to put your clocks forward, while the currency you will need in the UAE is the United Arab Emirates dirham.

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