Flights from Wellington to Dubai

Arriving in Dubai

Book your flights to Dubai with Etihad Airways and get ready to enjoy the exciting local fusion of tourist paradise and commercial hub.

Plan Your Dubai Holiday

The reasons to travel to Dubai are myriad and focus on primarily commerce and relaxation. People come for the desert, the extravagant collection of shopping malls, the souks, the golden beaches, the museums, the contemporary attractions and for Dubai’s reputation as “place to do business” in the Arabian Gulf. In 2010 Dubai was the 7th most visited city in the world.

The climate in Dubai is a subtropical desert with scattered humidity throughout the year. During the off-peak season, especially in July and August, temperatures swell and at times can exceed 45 degrees. Travellers seeking cheap hotels in Dubai should attempt to arrive during the off-peak season, but should be prepared for very warm temperatures. If you wish to experience the full range of diverse activities that are available, we recommend that you book your tickets to Dubai as soon as you can and travel in the peak season. We additionally advise that you consult our Deals section to find the best flight deals to Dubai all year-round.

Arrive in Dubai in just 45 minutes!

While we don’t fly direct to Dubai, getting there is quick and simple with our complimentary coach service from Abu Dhabi available to all Etihad Airways guests. If you are flying First Class or Business Class, you can either use our luxury Etihad Express coaches or book a chauffeur to take you to Dubai, absolutely free.

Flying from Wellington

Book your flights from Wellington to various destinations around the world and experience great service from the time you board your flight until you land at your destination.

Major Airports in Wellington

International air travel into and out of Wellington is primarily serviced by Wellington International Airport (WLG), the third-busiest airport in New Zealand, handling over 5.1 million passengers annually. The international terminal of the airport was partially built in 1986 and has been upgraded in a piecemeal fashion periodically since 2005. In 2010, Studio Pacific Architecture completed work on an expansion to the international terminal titled “The Rock,” which was a radical departure from the established architectural and stylistic style of the existing buildings.

Airport Transportation in Wellington

A modern fleet of taxis based out of the airport will ensure that you can find a taxi to Wellington International Airport any time you need one. Alternatively, a train to Wellington International Airport can be boarded from various areas in the city every half hour. You can also catch a bus to Wellington International Airport which runs daily from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.

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