Does Emirates not fly to London?

Emirates operates daily flights between Dubai International (DXB) and London Gatwick (LGW). Flights to London Gatwick land you in the country's second busiest airport. Flights to London Stansted land you in the newest London-based airport. Get inspired and plan and book your next flight or holiday.



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Like most other low-cost carriers, easyJet has never flown from Heathrow. The airport is normally Europe's busiest, and with only two runways, congestion is a constant issue. Budget airlines rely on fast turnarounds, with as little as 25 minutes between arrival and departure, which is difficult to achieve at Heathrow.

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