• Etihad Airways
• British Airways
• KLM
• Oman Air
• Saudi Arabian Airlines
• Turkish Airlines
• EgyptAir
• Kuwait Airways
• Royal Jordanian
• Gulf Air

British Airways and Etihad Airways offer daily direct connections from London Heathrow to Abu Dhabi International Airport. BA has one direct flight, whereas Etihad Airways offers three flights daily.

Etihad Airways also offers direct flights to Abu Dhabi from Manchester Airport.

The shortest flight from LHR to Abu Dhabi is 7 hours. Flights are operated daily. You have a minimum of five flight alternatives available on different timings throughout the day. However, flight connections are also available, and it may exceed the flight time 10 hours 50 minutes, including a brief stop at their hub airport.

British Airways fly from London Heathrow to Abu Dhabi daily on a direct flight, which is completed just in 7 hours. It makes a popular choice for corporate clients as well as tourists. The airline offers daily direct flights from London Heathrow to Abu Dhabi. If you book in advance, the cheapest flights can be booked for 289 GBP in the low season.

Abu Dhabi International Airport serves international passengers to the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. Terminal 3 is dedicated to Etihad Airways flights whereas all other airlines use Terminal 1 and 2. Abu Dhabi International Airport is the receiving airport for cheap flights to Abu Dhabi from the United Kingdom. The airport is a 25-minute drive from the city centre (a distance of 32 kilometres), and its IATA code is AUH.

Abu Dhabi is best visited during the shoulder seasons – spring and autumn. The spring season is brief and lasts from late March to late May. During this time of the year, the average daytime temperature stays around 28 °C, and there is little to no rainfall. Hence the peak-season! The holy month of Ramadan and the following Eid-al Fitr 2019 will also occur during May and early June. In Septembers and Octobers, Abu Dhabi is similarly jam-packed with tourists. The weather remains more or less the same: mild, pleasant and fit for outdoor sightseeing.

Considering the number of tourist attractions offered and its place as a hub of global commerce, Abu Dhabi is crowded all year round. Still, there is a good chance that price-wise travellers may find a discounted deal during the scorching summer season (June – August). This is the time of year when temperatures skyrocket as far as 43 °C, and not many people prefer to travel for sightseeing.

The bustling capital of the United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi has a long and proud history of attracting tourists owing to its glitz and indulgent glamour.

The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque:To begin your sightseeing, head off to the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque to unravel the extravagance of the architectures that the city boasts.

The Emirates Palace:This landmark of the city showcases a luxurious hotel that is built on a private white sandy beach with panoramic gardens surrounding its all sides.

Al-Hosn Palace:Also known as the Old Fort or the White Fort, the palace is a must-visit for anyone seeking to explore the early architectural wonders of this now modern city.

Yas Island:The Yas Marina circuit is a heaven for lovers of motorsports. Featuring year-round tracks for kart-racing, speed-racing, drag racing nights and a whole lot more, this attraction is sure to guarantee the time of your life.

Ferrari World:A massive theme park dedicated to Ferrari motor racing and a sure treat for all adventure lovers. The park is family-friendly, and there are fun rides for everyone.

Taxi and Auto Rentals:The Abu Dhabi International Airport offers a number of transportation options to the arriving passengers. The airport operates a 24-hour luxury taxi service for convenient transportation to the city. These taxis have working meters and proper air-conditioning and offer quick transfers from all the terminals of the airport. Popular car rental companies have their booking counters inside the Abu Dhabi International Airport. The vehicles offered range from budget-friendly cars to GMCs/SUVs. These are located in Skypark plaza opposite Terminal 3 of the airport. Getting around the city of Abu Dhabi is relatively easy given an extensive and modern road network in and around the city. Taxis are the common means of getting around. These are plentiful and can be hailed easily on the road or from the many taxies stands around the city. Dedicated taxi stands are also found at all the leading malls of Abu Dhabi. Fares are relatively cheap and can also be booked on TransAD hotline. To avail this service, customers are required to have a valid International Driver’s License.

Bus:Air-conditioned buses also link the airport to Abu Dhabi city centre. These buses operate from the lower curbside outside Terminal 1 and 3 and outside Terminal 2. The coaches make a stop at all the known bus stops of Abu Dhabi city. Round the clock operational hours with buses arriving after every 40 minutes, this is a very economical means of reaching the city. An inter-terminal shuttle service is also being operated between the terminals. When commuting by bus, take a ride from the Hazaa Bin Zayed Road. From here, buses offer transport services within and beyond the city of Abu Dhabi.