flydubai surpasses 125 destinations and expands flights from Dubai

flydubai surpassed 125 destinations in 56 countries, supported by the restoration of 85% of its network and a further increase in capacity in markets with the highest demand. The airline operates an average of around 2,200 flights per week from its hub in Dubai, Dubai International Airport (DXB).

In recent months, the carrier has resumed or inaugurated connections to Aleppo, Bangkok and Benghazi. In Bangkok, demand has led flydubai to increase flights to Don Mueang International Airport (DMK) from one to three daily non-stop frequencies.

From 23 September 2026, Pokhara, the second flydubai destination in Nepal after Kathmandu, will also join the network, with the aim of strengthening tourist and commercial flows between the country and Dubai.

Growth also concerns leisure traffic. During the summer, flydubai operated to 11 seasonal destinations, including Bodrum, Corfu, Mykonos, Santorini and Tivat, which are particularly popular with passengers departing from the Emirates and those using Dubai as a stopover.

Thanks to the collaboration with Emirates, the combined network of the two airlines offers access to more than 214 destinations in over 100 countries, with over 4,600 connection possibilities through Dubai.

Flydubai operates from Dubai International's Terminals 2 and 3 and continues to focus on underserved markets as well: nearly 100 destinations in its network previously had little or no direct connections to Dubai and the United Arab Emirates.