Cheap Flights from Dubai to Los Angeles

Passengers traveling from Dubai to Los Angeles can catch nonstop flights with Emirates, the flag carrier of Dubai and the only airline providing direct flights on this route. All flights to Los Angeles from Dubai will depart out of Dubai International Airport, the primary airport in the country.

* This information is correct as of July 2019

Airport Information - Arriving

Los Angeles International Airport is situated around 30 km from the city center of Los Angeles and consists of nine passenger terminals. Upon arrival at the airport there are several ways to travel to your destination including by public bus. Alternatively, taxis are readily available and there is a wide choice of international car rental companies operating at the airport if you want your own vehicle. The airport itself offers a wide choice of amenities for passengers to enjoy. You won’t go hungry with the many fast food outlets and cafés available, while there is also extensive retail and duty-free shopping to enjoy. At the airport you can connect to free Wi-Fi and there are plenty of airport lounges to choose from.

Airport Information - Departing

Dubai International Airport is located only 5 km from Dubai and consists of three passenger terminals, with all Emirates flights based out of Terminal 3. You can travel to Terminal 3 directly on the Dubai metro system or catch a bus if you don’t plan on driving or taking a taxi. While you wait for flights at the airport you won’t be short on things to do with the many world-class facilities on offer. Along with a huge variety of restaurants, eateries and cafes alongside retail and duty-free shopping, the airport offers many other luxuries like sleeping pods, comfortable lounges, free Wi-Fi access and even indoor gardens.

What to Expect in Los Angeles

There are a wide variety of hotels in Los Angeles so you're sure to find something that suits your needs. In Los Angeles the weather is warm across the year and gets particularly hot over the summer with average highs of around 29 degrees between July and September. The cost of living in Los Angeles can be very high in some places, but if you know where to look you can easily find affordable hotels, restaurants and shops. Don’t forget that the local time zone is a sizable 11 hours behind the UAE so be wary of jet lag. Public transport in Los Angeles can be quite limited so you may find it easier to get around by taxi or ride-share services instead. UAE nationals flying to the United States will need a valid visa in order to enter the country.