Cheap Flights from Dubai to Bucharest Otopeni

The primary international gateway to Bucharest is Bucharest Henri Coanda International Airport, previously known as Bucharest Otopeni International Airport. There are currently two carriers flying from Dubai to Bucharest from both Dubai airports. Travelers flying out of Dubai International Airport can travel with flydubai, while Wizz Air operates out of Al Maktoum International Airport.

* This information is correct as of May 2017

Airport Information - Arriving

Bucharest Henri Coanda International Airport is situated around 16km from the city center of Bucharest and is set within a single-terminal complex. However, the airport is currently planning to add an additional terminal by 2023 which will boost its capacity significantly. At the airport you can find everything you would expect including many shops, restaurants and bars to ensure your stay is enjoyable. Once you have landed at Bucharest Henri Coanda International Airport there are a number of options available to travel into central Bucharest including by bus and train, with the journey taking around 40-50 minutes.

Airport Information - Departing

Dubai International Airport is the main airport in Dubai handling over 80 million travelers every year. At the airport you can look forward to a vast selection of shops, restaurants and cafes so you won’t be short on things to do or places to eat and drink. The airport itself consists of three passenger terminals which are all easy to get between, while you can get to the airport from central Dubai on the Dubai Metro which is linked to Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. Al Maktoum International Airport is Dubai’s newest airport that is not yet operating at full capacity. However, the airport still offers an ample range of facilities whether it’s duty free shopping or somewhere to enjoy a meal or a drink. The airport only operates a limited number of flight routes presently but is continuing to grow every year and will be taking on many new routes in the future.

What to Expect in Bucharest

The weather in Bucharest varies considerably depending on the time of year, with the city experiencing hot and sunny summers and cold, snowy winters. Romania is part of the Schengen Area so travelers from many nations including the UAE are able to enter the country without a visa. In Romania the currency used is the Romanian leu and not the Euro which is used in most EU nations. Check out the top hotels in Bucharest to make the most out of your trip to Romania.