Cheap Flights from Dubai to Madrid

Travelers looking to fly from Dubai to Madrid will be able to make the journey directly with Emirates, the flag carrier of Dubai. All flights will leave out of Dubai International Airport, the main airport in the country.

* This information is correct as of September 2018

Airport Information - Arriving

Madrid Airport is the busiest airport in Spain, set across four passenger terminals and located only 10 km from central Madrid. Once your flight has touched down you can use public transport to journey into the city including on the local metro network or by bus. Alternatively, taxis are readily available and you will find a wide range of car rental agencies operating at the airport. The airport is home to a wide range of amenities and services including designer and travel stores, duty-free shopping and several restaurants and eateries for hungry passengers. You will also be able to benefit from complimentary Wi-Fi access during your stay at the airport.

Airport Information - Departing

Dubai International Airport is the main airport in Dubai and also the UAE’s busiest situated just 5 km from central Dubai. You can access the airport directly on the Dubai metro network which goes to Terminal 1 and Terminal 3, while there are also public buses available and extensive parking for vehicle owners. You can pass the time at the airport exploring the world-class range of luxury shops and duty-free stores, or spend your time in one of the excellent restaurants and cafés. Other amenities provided at the airport include numerous premium airport lounges, rest zones with sleeping pods and free Wi-Fi access.

What to Expect in Madrid

Check out the top hotels in Madrid to make the most of your visit. Spain is a part of the Schengen Area, enabling UAE nationals flying to the country to enter without a visa for stays of up to 90 days. The weather in the region is not as hot as the UAE but still gets warm over the summer with average highs reaching up to 32 degrees. Just like most other EU nations, the currency used in Spain is the euro so make sure you bring the correct money with you. To help you plan your stay in the Spanish capital, check out our guide to the 10 best things to do in Madrid.