Book Emirates Flights from the UK

Emirates currently operates flights from Birmingham, Edinburgh, Glasgow, London Gatwick, London Heathrow, London Stansted, Manchester and Newcastle. All of these UK gateways connect with Dubai, giving travellers access to Emirates’ wider international network. Flight frequency varies by airport and travel date.

If your connecting Emirates flights are booked together, your checked baggage will normally be transferred to your onward Emirates flight automatically. If you have separate tickets, you may need to pass through immigration, collect your luggage and check it in again for the next flight.

Yes. Economy and Premium Economy passengers can pay for access to Emirates lounges at Dubai International and selected airports, subject to availability. Complimentary access may also be available depending on Emirates Skywards status.​​​​​​​

Yes. Parents travelling with an infant under two can request a bassinet when booking or later through Manage Your Booking. Bassinets are limited and subject to availability, so requesting one as early as possible is recommended.

Yes, but Emirates currently allows only one power bank of up to 100 Wh in cabin baggage. It cannot be placed in checked luggage, used to charge devices during the flight or charged from the aircraft power supply. It must also be kept in the seat pocket or a bag under the seat rather than in the overhead locker.​​​​​​​

It depends on your nationality and whether you plan to enter the UAE during your connection. Travellers who are not eligible for visa-free entry or a visa on arrival generally need a transit visa if they intend to leave the airport. UAE transit visas are available for 48 or 96 hours, subject to eligibility and approval.

Chauffeur-drive is available on eligible Emirates-operated business and first-class bookings in selected destinations. In Business Class, it generally applies to Saver, Flex and Flex Plus fares, while some fare types and reward tickets are excluded. Availability and mileage limits depend on the destination.

Yes. Emirates provides an Unaccompanied Minors service for children aged 5 to 11 travelling alone. Passengers aged 12 to 15 can normally travel independently, although parents or guardians can request the Unaccompanied Minors service for an additional fee.​​​​​​​

Yes. Emirates allows passengers travelling through Dubai to add a stopover to their itinerary, either on the outbound or return journey. You can spend a few days in Dubai before continuing to your final destination. It is best to include the stopover when booking, as adding it later may involve a fare difference or change fees depending on your ticket conditions.

Yes. Crystal Travel offers multi-city flight booking options, allowing you to include several destinations within one itinerary. This can be useful when combining Dubai with destinations across Asia, Australia, Africa or the Middle East. Flight availability, fares and routing options depend on your chosen travel dates and Emirates schedule.