Cheap Flights from Dubai to Auckland International

Auckland's main airport is Auckland Airport, the busiest in New Zealand situated around 20 km from the city center. Emirates offers the only direct flight from Dubai to Auckland which departs Dubai International Airport and not Al Maktoum International Airport, Dubai’s second airport.

* This information is correct as of April 2019

Airport Information - Arriving

Auckland Airport is a fairly large and modern airport made up of two passenger terminals, a Domestic Terminal and an International Terminal. Getting between the two terminals is quick and easy as they are linked both by a walkway and a free shuttle bus. At the airport you will find a wide variety of amenities and facilities to keep you happy including extensive duty-free shopping, designer stores and plenty of places to eat and drink. Once you have landed at Auckland Airport you can reach the city center of Auckland with the SkyBus, an airport bus that takes between 40-60 minutes to get into the city. If you're considering exploring more of the country, you could consider renting a car.

Airport Information - Departing

Dubai International Airport is a leading airport renowned for its huge range of shops, restaurants and cafes so you won’t be short on things to do or places to eat and drink. The airport is home to three passenger terminals - while Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 are connected to the Dubai Metro, you will need to use the free shuttle bus provided to reach Terminal 2. At the airport you can find everything you would possibly need whether it’s duty-free shopping, restaurants and cafes or high-end designer and luxury shops. The airport is also home to many luxurious airport lounges and also provides completely free Wi-Fi. If you are flying with Emirates you will need to make your way to Terminal 3 which handles all Emirates flights out of Dubai.

What to Expect in Auckland

Check out the top hotels in Auckland to make the most out of your trip to New Zealand. In Auckland temperatures remain pleasantly warm for most of the year, although it never quite gets as hot as it does in Dubai. Many countries including the UAE, EU nations and the USA are designated visa-waiver countries which allows nationals to enter New Zealand without needing a visa for up to three months. Auckland is a whopping 8 hours ahead of Dubai so make sure you put your clocks forward when you land and try your best to avoid the jetlag.