flydubai has unveiled plans to expand its network in 2025 with the launch of three new routes to Iran, reinforcing its commitment to connecting underserved markets. The Dubai-based airline will begin flights to Bushehr, Tabriz, and Qeshm in March, further strengthening travel ties between the UAE and Iran.
Starting Thursday, March 13, flights to Bushehr and Tabriz will commence, followed by Qeshm on Friday, March 14. All flights will depart from Terminal 2 at Dubai International Airport (DXB), offering passengers new opportunities for business and leisure travel.
Fares for Economy Class begin at Dhs1,405 to Bushehr and Qeshm, while flights to Tabriz start at Dhs1,265. Both Bushehr and Tabriz will have two weekly flights, whereas Qeshm will operate three times per week, providing more flexibility for travelers.
Jeyhun Efendi, Divisional Senior Vice President of Commercial Operations and E-commerce at flydubai, emphasized the airline’s mission to enhance connectivity, saying, “As part of our longstanding commitment to connecting more underserved markets to Dubai’s aviation hub, we are pleased to offer our customers more options for travel by adding these three new destinations.”
flydubai has been actively expanding its global reach. In February, the airline announced new flights to Al Alamein in Egypt and a seasonal summer service to Antalya in Turkey, further strengthening its presence in the region.
Meanwhile, Emirates has also revealed its own network expansion plans, introducing new routes to Shenzhen (China), Da Nang (Vietnam), and Siem Reap (Cambodia) later this year.
With these latest additions, flydubai continues to grow as a key player in regional air travel, offering more direct routes and enhanced travel experiences for both business and leisure passengers.
For more details and to book flights, visit flydubai.com.
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