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Bengaluru to Dubai flights

Bengaluru to Dubai non-stop flights take about 4h 10m on Emirates, IndiGo and Air India Express. Fares, baggage, Dubai transfers and the cheapest months.

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Non-stop · 4h 10mOne-way from ₹12,000
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Quick answer

Bengaluru to Dubai non-stop takes about 4 hours 10 minutes over roughly 2,700 km. Emirates, IndiGo and Air India Express fly the route daily from Terminal 2 at Kempegowda International. One-way economy fares start near ₹12,000 booked 3–6 weeks ahead in a quiet month. Indian passport holders need a UAE visa before travel.

Route facts

Flight time
4h 10m
Distance
≈ 2,700 km
Starting fare
₹12,000 one-way
Airlines
Emirates, IndiGo, Air India Express
Cheapest months
July and Feb–Mar
Entry
Visa required — UAE tourist e-visa before travel; visa on arrival only if you hold certain valid visas or residence permits (US, UK, EU and a few others).

Kempegowda International Airport (BLR) to Dubai International Airport (DXB). Fares are typical starting one-way economy prices booked 3–6 weeks ahead outside peak dates — live prices vary by the hour.

Which airlines fly Bengaluru to Dubai non-stop?

Emirates runs several daily flights from Terminal 2, which handles all international departures at Kempegowda International. IndiGo and Air India Express add low-cost non-stops. Emirates lands at Dubai's Terminal 3 and the Indian airlines at Terminal 1.

Best flight timings

Bengaluru's airport is 35–40 km from the city centre, so an early-morning flight can mean leaving home at 2 am. Daytime departures land in Dubai by the afternoon (Dubai is 1 hour 30 minutes behind India) and are easier on children. Late-night flights land in the small hours.

Baggage: full-service vs low-cost

Emirates includes meals and 20–35 kg checked depending on the fare brand. IndiGo and Air India Express sell meals and seats separately, and their cheapest fares may be cabin-only or carry a reduced checked allowance. Cabin bags are limited to 7 kg.

Getting from Dubai airport to the city

The Metro Red Line from Terminals 1 and 3 reaches Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall in about 30 minutes for AED 5–8 (₹120–190). A taxi to Downtown costs about AED 60–80 (₹1,450–1,900); to Dubai Marina, AED 90–120 (₹2,150–2,900).

When to book and connecting options

Book 3–6 weeks ahead. Late August, when UAE schools reopen, plus Diwali, Christmas and Eid are expensive; July and February–March are usually cheapest. Emirates also makes a good one-stop to Europe or the US via Dubai, often saving you a domestic flight to Delhi or Mumbai first.

Tips for families and seniors

Leave extra time for the drive to the airport, as traffic on the Ballari Road corridor is unpredictable. Request wheelchairs at booking, pre-order Jain or Indian vegetarian meals on Emirates, and pay for seats on low-cost fares if you want to sit together.

See our UAE visa guide, the Dubai trip cost page, things to do in Dubai and more routes on flights.

Frequently asked questions

How long is the flight from Bengaluru to Dubai?
About 4 hours to 4 hours 20 minutes non-stop. Dubai is 1 hour 30 minutes behind India, so a 10 am departure from Bengaluru lands at about 12:40 pm local time. The return flight is usually a little shorter.
Which terminal at Bengaluru airport do Dubai flights use?
All international flights, including those to Dubai, use Terminal 2 at Kempegowda International Airport. Reach the airport 3 hours before departure; the drive from central Bengaluru can take 1 to 2 hours depending on traffic.
How do I get a UAE visa for a Dubai trip from Bengaluru?
Indian passport holders need a UAE tourist visa before flying, usually a 30- or 60-day e-visa. Emirates can arrange one for its passengers, and travel agents handle the rest. Indians holding certain valid visas or residence permits, such as US or UK, can get a visa on arrival instead.
When is the cheapest time to fly Bengaluru to Dubai?
July and February–March usually have the lowest fares. Avoid late August and early September, when Gulf-based families return for the school year, plus Diwali, Christmas and the Eid holidays. Book 3–6 weeks ahead for the best prices.

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