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Cheapest Month	January
Most Popular Month	December
Best Day to Fly	Tuesday
Most Popular Route	JFK – DXB
Most Famous Airport	Dubai International Airport
Duration from direct flight	12 hrs 25 mins (average)

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Flight information New York John F. Kennedy to Dubai

₹ 38,315

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Flights per week

13h 56min

Average Flight time, Total distance 11013 kilometres

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Tips and Tricks to get the cheapest flights on this route

Searching for a Cheap Flight? These following facts and data would help you to find the most affordable flight from New York to Dubai.

The most affordable time to purchase a flight from New York to Dubai is approximately 60 days before departure.
To get a below-average fare, book your air tickets at least 3 weeks prior to the flight departure.
On Average, morning departure is 19% cheaper than an evening flight.
The cheapest day to fly from New York to Dubai is Tuesday and the most expensive day is Saturday.

Did You Know

The Dubai International Airport has a room called ‘SnoozeCubes’ where you can go and take a nap, while you wait for your next flight. So good, right?

Exploring Dubai!

Dubai can take you into a historical sojourn like no other destination in the world. The main history of Dubai’s establishment is not structurally documented; however, experts say that this city is nearly 4,000 years old. Rise from the humble civilization foundation, modern Dubai has evolved from fishing populations, which existed along the coast of the Arabian Gulf during the 1830s. The Dubai Creek played the role of an ancient port of trade between Mesopotamian and Indus Valley civilizations. The glorious history of this city can be witnessed through the artifacts in the archaeological section of the Dubai Museum.

The modern Dubai is known as the second-largest city of the United Arab Emirates. Located on the southern shore of the Gulf, the city is popular for its dynamic and diverse experiences. This is a city that offers glimpses of tradition and culture in the shadows of glimmering clouds kissing skyscrapers. This bustling metropolitan celebrates the luxury of the western world along with mid-western morals. Dubai offers a sub-tropical, arid climate means the sun smiles in the sky all year round. Large populations of ex-pats live here, including Arabs, Asians, and Europeans.