Cheap Flights from Cork to Dubai

Those booking flights from Cork to Dubai won’t be able to travel directly as no airlines serve this route, but it will be straightforward to travel with just a single transfer. Alternatively, you can look at direct flights from Dublin to Dubai.

* This information is correct as of September 2018

Airport Information - Arriving

Dubai International Airport is the busiest airport in the UAE and is set across three passenger terminals. The airport is only 5 km away from central Dubai (around 35 km from Dubai Marina) and is linked to the city on the Dubai metro network and by public bus, although you can also find metered taxis alongside several car rental agencies at the airport. Everything you could possibly need can be found while you wait for your flight including a world-class range of designer and duty-free shops, many different restaurants and eateries and plenty more luxuries such as airport lounges, rest zones with sleeping pods and indoor gardens. The airport also provides passengers with complimentary Wi-Fi access and has computer kiosks if you don’t have an electronic device with you.

Airport Information - Departing

Cork Airport is located just 6 km away from Cork and is housed within a single passenger terminal. If you don’t plan on driving or taking a taxi to the airport, there are public buses available from central Cork to reach the airport. Although the airport is not particularly large, you will still find all of the essential amenities and services you would expect. There are a few different cafés and eateries for refreshments and meals, while the airport is also home to a selection of retail shops and duty-free shopping. You will also be able to benefit from complimentary Wi-Fi at the airport or use one of the computer kiosks to access the web.

What to Expect in Dubai

There are lots of hotel options in Dubai so you're sure to find something that suits your needs. The climate in Dubai is much hotter compared to Cork throughout the year, with average highs of up to 41 degrees in summer and warm weather for the rest of the year. Irish nationals flying to the UAE will be able to get a free visa upon arrival which is valid for up to 30 days. Although you may want your own vehicle to explore the region surrounding the city, Dubai itself is served by a metro network and public buses which makes it easy to get around.

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