What is the ICAO code for Dublin Airport?

The ICAO code for Dublin Airport is EIDW.

Where is Dublin Airport located?

Dublin Airport (DUB) is located in Dublin, Ireland.

What time zone is Dublin Airport in?

The local time zone at Dublin Airport (DUB) is Europe/Dublin (GMT+1).

How many flights depart from Dublin Airport?

About 202 scheduled departures were counted at Dublin Airport (DUB) when flight schedules were last measured on September 4, 2026.

How early should I arrive at Dublin Airport?

For international flights, arrive at least 3 hours before departure; for domestic flights, about 2 hours.

Which airlines fly from Dublin Airport?

Based on the current departures board at Dublin Airport (DUB), scheduled flights are operated by Aer Lingus, Ryanair, Emerald Airlines, United Airlines, and British Airways.

Where can you fly nonstop from Dublin Airport?

Destinations on the current departures board at Dublin Airport (DUB) include London, Edinburgh, Amsterdam, Manchester, Malaga, and Paris.

How can I see live flights at Dublin Airport?

The board on this page shows arrivals and departures for Dublin Airport (DUB). It re-checks for updates while the page is open, and every board states how old its data is — busy hubs are refreshed within hours, quieter airports less often.

DUB Dublin Airport

Local time

Dublin Airport (DUB) is an airport serving Dublin, Ireland.

Updated 1 h ago · 234 departures on the board

06:40
EA3280
Bristol(BRS)
Gate 332
On time
06:40
EI332
Berlin(BER)
Gate 416
On time
06:40
EA3250
Edinburgh(EDI)
Gate 334
On time
06:40
EI562
Barcelona(BCN)
Gate 421
On time
06:40
FR7046
Malaga(AGP)
Gate 102
On time
06:40
FR5217
Lublin(LUZ)
Gate 104
On time
06:45
EI520
Paris(CDG)
Gate 419
On time
06:50
EA3220
Glasgow(GLA)
Gate 337
On time
06:50
FR1925
Warsaw(WMI)
Gate 118
On time
06:50
EI692
Duesseldorf(DUS)
Gate 413
On time
06:50
EI630
Brussels(BRU)
Gate 335A
On time
06:50
FR660
Birmingham(BHX)
Gate 105
On time
06:50
FR657
Brussels(BRU)
Gate 112
On time
06:55
FR5060
Cagliari(CAG)
Gate 103
On time
07:00
EI650
Frankfurt(FRA)
Gate 411
On time
07:00
EI432
Milan(LIN)
Gate 418
On time
07:00
EA3350
Newcastle(NCL)
Gate 336
On time
07:00
CJ4461
London(LCY)
Gate 301
On time
07:05
FR420
Amsterdam(AMS)
Gate 119
On time
07:10
EA3552
Edinburgh(EDI)
Gate 333
On time
07:10
EA3390
Leeds(LBA)
Gate 332
On time
07:10
EI342
Zurich(ZRH)
Gate 307A
On time
07:10
EI542
Nice(NCE)
Gate 335E
On time
07:10
EI660
Vienna(VIE)
Gate 417
On time
07:15
EI352
Munich(MUC)
Gate 412
On time
07:20
EI522
Paris(CDG)
Gate 414
On time
07:20
EI580
Malaga(AGP)
Gate 306
On time
07:20
EA3242
Aberdeen(ABZ)
Gate 334
On time
07:25
FR504
Bristol(BRS)
Gate 117
On time
07:25
EI642
Prague(PRG)
Gate 335C
On time

About DUB Airport

Dublin Airport (DUB) is Ireland’s busiest gateway, serving two main terminals – Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 – and acting as a hub for Aer Lingus and a major base for Ryanair, with many other international carriers operating regular services. Travelers can expect frequent connections to UK and continental European cities as well as transatlantic routes to North America. For up-to-date gate and timing info consult the online flight board, and check arrivals and departures for terminal-specific advice, transport links, and passenger facilities.

How do I get to and from Dublin Airport?

Dublin Airport is served by a mix of options: dedicated airport bus services connect the terminals with the city centre and suburbs, city and regional buses also stop nearby, and taxis and ride‑hailing services operate from designated ranks outside arrivals. Car rental desks are available at the airport and there is short‑ and long‑term parking on site. Many travelers combine bus or taxi with onward rail connections in the city.

How do the terminals work at Dublin Airport?

Dublin Airport has two passenger terminals, with separate areas for check‑in, security and arrivals. Airlines are allocated to either Terminal 1 or Terminal 2, and international and domestic flights use these terminals according to the carrier. Follow airline signage for check‑in and bag drop, allow time for security screening, and use the clearly signed transfer routes if connecting between terminals or to an interterminal shuttle where provided.

Tips for flying from Dublin Airport

Allow extra time for peak periods and morning or holiday travel; arrive early for international departures. Have travel documents and any required passports or visas ready at security and passport control. Familiarize yourself with which terminal your airline uses before travel, and check transport options to your final destination. Expect brisk weather and plan ground transport accordingly, and keep electronic copies of booking confirmations handy for drivers or transfers.

Frequently asked questions

The IATA airport code for Dublin Airport is DUB.