Direct Flights from Dublin (DUB)
Explore all 143 nonstop destinations (156 destination airports) from Dublin Airport (DUB). Compare flight durations, airlines, and weekend fares for your spontaneous getaway across Europe.
Popular Weekend Destinations from Dublin
Top nonstop flight routes for the upcoming weekend (Friday to Sunday)
Leeds
(LBA)🇬🇧United Kingdom
Bristol
(BRS)🇬🇧United Kingdom
Birmingham
(BHX)🇬🇧United Kingdom
Edinburgh
(EDI)🇬🇧United Kingdom
Cardiff
(CWL)🇬🇧United Kingdom
London
(LHR, STN, LGW, LTN, LCY, NHT)🇬🇧United Kingdom
All 143 Direct Destinations from Dublin
Full overview of all 143 nonstop city destinations (156 destination airports), grouped by country
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🚆Public Transport & Access
The airport Dublin Airport (DUB) offers convenient transport connections. Travelers can easily reach the terminals via train, commuter rail, or bus lines from downtown Dublin.
🧳Weekend Getaway Tips
For a weekend trip, we recommend traveling with hand luggage only to skip bag drop queues and head straight through security. Aim to arrive at least 90 to 120 minutes before departure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which destinations can be reached nonstop from Dublin (DUB)?
From Dublin Airport (DUB), travelers can reach 143 direct destinations across 31 countries, including top holiday spots and city breaks in Spain, Italy, Greece, and beyond.
Which airlines operate direct flights from Dublin?
A total of 48 airlines operate direct flights from Dublin, including carriers such as Eurowings, Lufthansa, TUI fly, Ryanair, and other European partners.
How much do weekend direct flights from Dublin cost?
Weekend round-trip direct flights start from around €40, depending on destination and booking time.
How to get to Dublin Airport?
The airport Dublin Airport (DUB) offers convenient transport connections. Travelers can easily reach the terminals via train, commuter rail, or bus lines from downtown Dublin.