Dubai Airport Arrival Alerts
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Get a text when they land at DXBAirport Code
DXB
Passengers/Year
87 million
Terminals
Terminal 1, Terminal 2, Terminal 3
Exit Time
30-60 minutes after landing
About
Arriving at Dubai International Airport
Dubai is the world's busiest airport for international passengers. Terminal 3 is dedicated to Emirates and is one of the largest airport buildings globally.
Terminal breakdown: - Terminal 1: Non-Emirates international carriers - Terminal 2: Flydubai and some budget carriers - Terminal 3: Emirates only (including A380 gates at Concourse A)
A380 arrivals at Concourse A can mean 15+ minutes just to reach the terminal building. From landing to exit is typically 30-60 minutes.
Dubai operates 24 hours. Flights from the UK typically depart evening and arrive early morning local time (7-hour flight). Return flights depart overnight and land morning UK time.
The Metro Red Line connects Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 to the city. Taxis are available at all terminals.
Pickup tip
Terminal 3 is Emirates only and enormous. Budget extra time for A380 arrivals.
How it works
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
How do I know when a flight lands at Dubai?
Enter the flight number into SkyText. You'll receive a text when the flight lands.
Which terminal is Emirates at Dubai?
Terminal 3, which is Emirates-only. It's enormous; budget extra time.
How long from landing to exit at Dubai?
Typically 30-60 minutes depending on terminal and flight size.
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