Fly non-stop from Dubai to London in a heavy or ultra-long-range jet, with a full galley, a crew attendant and room to sleep. Depart from Dubai’s VIP terminals and land close to central London.
Route at a glance
| Distance | approx. 5,500 km (2,970 NM) |
|---|---|
| Flight time, heavy jet | approx. 7h15 |
| Flight time, ultra-long-range jet | approx. 7h00 |
| From | Dubai International (DXB), Dubai Al Maktoum (DWC) |
| To | Stansted (STN) – most economical, Farnborough (FAB), Luton (LTN), Biggin Hill (BQH) |
Which jet?
- Super-midsize (e.g. Challenger 350) – up to 9 passengers; may need a short fuel stop flying west against winter headwinds.
- Heavy jet (e.g. Challenger 650, Gulfstream G450) – up to 12 passengers, non-stop, flat-bed seating.
- Ultra-long-range (e.g. Gulfstream G650, Global 6000) – up to 14–16 passengers, separate rooms, fastest and quietest.
Airports
Al Maktoum (DWC) is Dubai’s main business-aviation hub, with quick private terminals and fewer delays than DXB. In London, Stansted is usually the most economical choice and handles the largest jets; Farnborough suits west London and Luton the north.
Frequently asked questions
Is it non-stop?
Yes, in a heavy or ultra-long-range jet. Smaller jets may stop once to refuel.
Can I sleep on board?
Heavy and ultra-long-range jets have seats that convert to flat beds; some have a private bedroom.
Do you handle the catering?
Yes – tell us your preferences, including halal or dietary requirements.
Can you fly the return later?
Yes. We quote a return at your dates, or a one-way if you stay longer.
Distances and flight times are approximate and depend on aircraft, winds and routing. Every flight is operated by FAA Part 135 or EASA-certified air operators.
