Book Emirates Flights to Dubai

Emirates operates over 120 nonstop flights per week from the UK to Dubai, with daily services from Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester, and regular flights from Birmingham, Glasgow, and Newcastle.

Yes. Besides London, Emirates also offers direct services from Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, and Newcastle to Dubai, making it easier for regional travellers.

Yes. Emirates has one of the world’s most reliable schedules with year-round service and multiple daily departures, ensuring flexibility and reduced risk of disruption.

Emirates typically releases seats 11 months ahead. For the best fares, book 8–12 weeks in advance, especially for peak travel seasons.

Round-trip fares usually start from £899–£1550 in Economy, £1799–£2,200 in Premium Economy, and higher for Business and First Class. Prices vary depending on season and booking time.

The lowest fares are typically found in January and February (off-peak), while July, August, and December holidays are the most expensive.

Booking 8–12 weeks in advance usually gives the best fares. Last minute bookings tend to cost 40–60% more, especially in peak months.

Yes. Direct flights with Emirates may be slightly higher, but they save time and offer premium comfort. Connecting flights through other carriers can be cheaper but add hours to the journey.

Emirates is the leading choice for direct UK–Dubai flights, offering unmatched frequency, modern aircraft, and premium service from multiple UK airports.

Yes. Codeshare partners such as Qantas and other SkyTeam/Star Alliance airlines may sell seats on Emirates-operated flights, but the onboard experience is always Emirates.

Yes. British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, and Middle Eastern carriers like Etihad and Qatar Airways offer flights, but Emirates remains the most frequent and Dubai-focused option.

Emirates offers Economy, Premium Economy, Business Class, and First Class with varying levels of comfort, dining, and lounge access.

Emirates operates the Airbus A380 and Boeing 777 on most UK–Dubai routes, both featuring award-winning entertainment and modern comfort.

Yes. Complimentary drinks, including soft beverages, juices, tea, coffee, and select alcoholic options, are served across all cabins on Emirates flights to Dubai. Premium wines and spirits are also available in Business and First Class.

Free upgrades are rare, but Emirates sometimes offers promotional upgrades or discounted paid upgrades at check-in or via email offers. Travellers with frequent flyer status in the Emirates Skywards programme may also be eligible for upgrade offers.

Emirates provides regionally inspired meals, snacks, and complimentary beverages in every cabin. Special meal requests (vegetarian, vegan, halal, gluten-free) can be pre-ordered when booking your Emirates Airlines Dubai tickets.

Baggage allowance varies by fare class. Economy typically includes 20–25kg, Premium Economy up to 35kg, Business Class 40kg, and First Class 50kg. Hand luggage allowance is also included.

Emirates Economy includes complimentary meals, beverages, personal entertainment screens, WiFi (on select flights), and a generous baggage allowance.

Yes. Premium Economy offers wider seats, more legroom, upgraded dining, and a quieter cabin, making the 7-hour journey more comfortable at a fraction of Business Class cost.

Yes. Emirates’ ICE entertainment system offers 4,000+ channels, and most flights have WiFi access with USB/power charging at every seat.

Direct Emirates flights save time, reduce stress, and guarantee premium service. Connecting flights may save a little money, but add several hours of travel.

Yes. Emirates’ nonstop services minimise the risks of missed connections or baggage delays.

With direct flights, your bags are checked straight to Dubai, reducing the chance of loss or delay compared to connections.

Yes. Emirates provides flexible ticket options that allow changes and cancellations depending on your fare type.

 Early bookings often give the best deals, while last-minute bookings can be more expensive but sometimes offer flash discounts if seats remain.

No. UK citizens can get a free visa on arrival in Dubai, valid for up to 30 days.

Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry into Dubai.

 Yes. Every child, regardless of age, must have their own passport.

Bring your passport, flight confirmation, hotel booking, and travel insurance. Crystal Travel recommends carrying copies of these documents.

It is not mandatory but highly recommended, as it protects against delays, cancellations, medical emergencies, or lost luggage.

Absolutely. Dubai offers luxury shopping, desert adventures, world-class attractions like the Burj Khalifa, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Mall, and year-round sunshine.

A 4–7 day trip is ideal to cover Dubai’s highlights, including desert safaris, beaches, cultural sites, and modern attractions.

Experiences include dune bashing in the desert, dining at rooftop restaurants, visiting Old Dubai souks, and luxury yacht cruises.

Dubai can be luxury-oriented, but affordable options exist for hotels, dining, and excursions. Crystal Travel helps you find the best deals.

The best months are November to March, when the weather is cooler (20–28°C). Summer (June–August) is hot but offers cheaper Emirates flight deals.

The best way is with Crystal Travel, offering ATOL & ABTA protection, exclusive Emirates deals, flexible payments, and 24/7 UK-based support.

Crystal Travel provides exclusive fares, expert route knowledge, secure protection, and easy Book Now Pay Later and Fly Now Pay Later options, ensuring value and peace of mind.

No. Crystal Travel often matches or beats Emirates’ direct prices, while also providing added benefits like flexible payments and expert support.

Crystal Travel’s team will help you immediately, handle all airline negotiations, and ensure you reach Dubai with minimal disruption.

Call 0203 023 7773 or email enquiry@crystaltravel.co.uk. Our advisors will compare all Emirates fares, secure the best option, and arrange flexible payment plans for you