Flights from Raleigh to Al Ain

Arriving in Al Ain

With your flights to Al Ain on Etihad Airways, you will find yourself in the beautiful Garden City where you’ll feel a distant past and return to embrace modernity all with the course of a few minutes. This land encompasses the spirit of the Emirates and preserves an ancient heritage that has earned it the designation as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Plan your Al Ain Holiday

There are a thousand reasons to travel to Al Ain: explore its modern roads in search of the most original sculptures, walk its green gardens in stark contrast to the desert that surrounds the city, look for a bargain in the old bazaar, step through the doors of its fortresses and into the past, or brave the desert sands on a camel in search of Qattara.

If you’re thinking of buying some tickets to Al Ain, keep in mind that the time preferred by residents of the nearby Abu Dhabi is the summer, so it will be harder to find flights and cheap hotels in Al Ain. It would be wise to consider a visit during the winter season when there are excellent flight deals to Al Ain and temperatures are milder.

Flying from Raleigh

Book your flights from Raleigh-Durham to hundreds of destinations worldwide with Etihad Airways and experience exceptional service, which begins with the process of booking your flight and continues until your return home.

Major Airports in Raleigh-Durham

Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU) is located between the two cities of Raleigh and Durham and it is approximately a 25-minute drive from the centre of Raleigh to the airport. With only two terminals it is a fairly small airport, which means it’s easy to walk around and you should experience fewer queues than are typical of most airports. Pop in and out of the selection of shops and eateries whilst you’re waiting for your domestic or international flight.

Airport Transportation in Raleigh-Durham

A taxi to Raleigh-Durham International Airport from downtown Raleigh will take just 25 minutes and they are easy to find or flag down. There is also the Triangle Transit Bus that frequently travels this route to Raleigh-Durham International Airport and only takes a little longer than a taxi. Rental cars are also available and easy to come by if you prefer to drive yourself around and the airport is easily accessible from Interstate 40. There is no train available to Raleigh-Durham International Airport.

Choose Etihad Airways, the National Airline of the United Arab Emirates, for flights from Raleigh to Al Ain on which you will be travelling in comfort and style.