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London to Dubai · about seven hours

London to Dubai, on your timetable.

Nonstop private flights from Farnborough, Luton and Biggin Hill to Dubai International or Al Maktoum, in aircraft sized for a seven-hour sector. One advisor, and one all-in price for every option.

Plan the flight

London--:--UK time
Dubai--:--GST

Dubai is 3 hours ahead of London in summer and 4 in winter.

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Private Jet London to Dubai is an air charter broker and is not a direct air carrier. We do not own or operate aircraft; every flight is operated by an FAA Part 135 (or foreign equivalent) direct air carrier in operational control of the aircraft.

  • Nonstop where it countsSuper-midsize, large cabin and ultra long range jets that make the run in one go.
  • One all-in priceAir Passenger Duty, airport and handling fees included in each option.
  • Certificated operatorsUK, EU, Gulf or US certified carriers, named before you book.
  • Nothing to joinNo membership, no deposit and no obligation for a quote.

The route at a glance

Three airports out, two in, seven hours between.

Choose the London airport closest to where your day begins and the Dubai airport that suits where you are staying. The aircraft does the rest, nonstop.

The City of London skyline across the Thames at dusk

Depart London

Leave from the west, north or south-east

  • FABFarnborough, business aviation only
  • LTNLuton, private terminals on their own side
  • BQHBiggin Hill, closest to the City
Wide cabin of a large private jet with cream leather seats

In the air

About 2,970 nautical miles, nonstop

  • 6.5–7.5Hours, depending on winds and aircraft
  • 8–16Seats on the usual nonstop jets
  • 6 ft+Cabin height on super-mid and larger
The Burj Khalifa above palm trees in Downtown Dubai

Arrive Dubai

Land close to the centre, or where it’s quieter

  • DXBDubai International, near Downtown and DIFC
  • DWCAl Maktoum, easier slots, by Jebel Ali

The UAE keeps UTC+4 all year. Dubai is four hours ahead of London in winter and three while the UK is on summer time, so a 10:00 departure lands at about 20:00 or 21:00 local.

Work out your arrival time

Aircraft

Every size of jet, judged against seven hours.

Seats, range and typical hourly ranges are US market estimates before taxes and fees. The note on each card tells you how it copes with London to Dubai.

Aircraft wing above a layer of cloud

Turboprop

Several stops
Seats
6–9
Range
~1,800 nm
Per hour
$1,800–3,200

Built for short hops; not a practical aircraft for this route.

Business jet silhouetted against a low setting sun

Light jet

One or two stops
Seats
6–8
Range
2,000–2,150 nm
Per hour
$3,500–5,500

Ideal around Europe; to Dubai it needs one or two fuel stops.

Business jet facing the camera on the ramp at dusk

Midsize jet

One stop
Seats
7–9
Range
~2,100 nm
Per hour
$4,500–7,000

A budget option, with a fuel stop in the eastern Mediterranean.

Business jet parked on a wide ramp under a dusk sky

Super-midsize jet

Nonstop, most loads
Seats
8–10
Range
3,200–4,000 nm
Per hour
$6,500–9,500

The efficient nonstop choice; winter westbound loads are checked.

Large business jet climbing over snow-covered mountains

Large cabin jet

Nonstop
Seats
10–16
Range
4,000–4,300 nm
Per hour
$8,500–13,000

A stand-up cabin and room to sleep on the seven-hour run.

Long-range jet taxiing toward the camera

Ultra long range jet

Nonstop
Seats
13–19
Range
7,500–7,700 nm
Per hour
$12,000–20,000+

The most space per passenger, often with a separate rest area.

How it works

From first message to Dubai arrivals.

One advisor handles the request, the operator, the slots and the paperwork, and stays with the trip until you land.

  1. Request

    Share the plan

    Dates, passengers and your preferred London airport, plus anything we should know, from pets to a late-night departure.

  2. Compare

    Review the options

    Your advisor emails aircraft from certificated operators, each with the operator named and one all-in price.

  3. Confirm

    Sign and settle

    Choose an option and sign the charter agreement showing the operating carrier. Slots and handling are arranged for you.

  4. Depart

    Thirty minutes, then airborne

    Arrive at the private terminal about half an hour before take-off; passports are checked there and bags go straight on board.

Operators and oversight

The right certificate for the aircraft and the route.

We arrange the flight; a certificated air carrier operates it. Depending on the aircraft, that carrier holds an air operator certificate from the UK, an EU state, the UAE, or the FAA’s Part 135 in the United States, and you see its name before you book.

Background on UK rules for commercial passenger flights is published by the UK Civil Aviation Authority.

  • UK CAAIssues the Air Operator Certificate that UK charter operators must hold to carry passengers for hire.
  • EASASets common rules for air operators across the EU; European carriers fly under certificates issued within that framework.
  • UAE GCAAThe General Civil Aviation Authority certifies the operators based in the Emirates.
  • FAA Part 135The US rulebook for on-demand charter, held by any American operator flying the route.
  • ARGUS and WyvernThird-party auditors: ARGUS rates operators Gold to Platinum, and Wyvern lists those meeting its Wingman standard.
  • IS-BAOAn international code of practice for business aircraft operators, registered in three stages.

Questions

Before you fly to the Gulf.

The practical questions people ask about this route. The full FAQ covers booking, pricing and the day itself.

How long is the flight from London to Dubai?

Usually between six and a half and seven and a half hours, depending on the aircraft and the winds. Flying east to Dubai is normally the quicker direction; the return to London more often meets headwinds.

Which London airport is best?

Farnborough suits west London and the south-west, Luton the north of the city and the M1, and Biggin Hill the City and Canary Wharf. We quote whichever has the best-placed aircraft for your time of departure.

Should we land at DXB or DWC?

Dubai International is closer to Downtown, DIFC and Deira but busier; Al Maktoum is quieter, with easier slots, and handier for Jebel Ali, Expo City and the road to Abu Dhabi.

Which aircraft can fly it nonstop?

Most super-midsize jets, and every large cabin and ultra long range jet. Midsize and smaller aircraft need at least one fuel stop.

What is the time difference?

The UAE stays on UTC+4 all year with no daylight saving. Dubai is therefore four hours ahead of London in winter and three hours ahead while the UK is on British Summer Time.

What does a private flight to Dubai cost?

As a guide, seven hours in a super-midsize jet is roughly $45,500–66,500 of flight time at typical US market rates, before taxes, fees and positioning. Your quote gives the real all-in figure for a named aircraft and operator.

What documents will we need?

Passports for everyone on board, and whatever entry permissions each nationality requires for the UAE. Check the current rules for every traveller well before departure; we confirm what the operator needs for its passenger list.

Can we travel with a pet?

Often, with the operator’s agreement, but the UAE requires an import permit and health paperwork for pets, so allow plenty of time to arrange them.

Request a quote

Tell us when you’d like to leave.

Your advisor will come back with aircraft that suit the route, the operator for each, and a single all-in price.

  • One-way, return or onward to Riyadh, Doha or beyond
  • UK Air Passenger Duty and known fees included
  • Super-midsize to ultra long range, nonstop
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By requesting a quote you agree to be contacted about this trip by email, phone or text. See our Privacy Policy.

Private Jet London to Dubai is an air charter broker and is not a direct air carrier. We do not own or operate aircraft; every flight is operated by an FAA Part 135 (or foreign equivalent) direct air carrier in operational control of the aircraft.