New flydubai route connects Dubai to Peshawar with non-stop daily service
Return fares to Peshawar start from Dh1,300 in economy class
DUBAI-based flydubai has officially launched its daily flight service from Dubai International Airport (DXB) to Bacha Khan International Airport (PEW) in Peshawar, starting Thursday, 15 May 2025.
The route strengthens the airline’s presence in Pakistan and offers greater connectivity for passengers travelling between the UAE and one of South Asia’s oldest cities.
The flights depart from Terminal 2 at DXB, enhancing accessibility for both business and leisure travellers. This addition brings the number of Pakistani cities served by flydubai to seven, including Karachi, Faisalabad, Islamabad, Lahore, Multan, Quetta and Sialkot.
Flight details
The daily outbound flight from Dubai takes off at 8.55pm (GST), arriving in Peshawar at 1.05am (PST). The return leg departs Peshawar at 2.05am (PST) and lands in Dubai at 4.15am (GST). All times are local.
| Flight Number | Departure Airport | Arrival Airport | Departure Time | Arrival Time |
| FZ 375 | DXB | PEW | 20:55 | 01:05 |
| FZ 376 | PEW | DXB | 02:05 | 04:15 |
Fares and bookings
Return fares in Economy Class Lite from Dubai start at Dh1,300, while Business Class fares begin at Dh5,270. Travellers flying from Peshawar can expect economy fares from around Dh1,371 and Business Class fares from Dh5,110.
Tickets can be booked through the flydubai website, mobile app, UAE Contact Centre, authorised travel shops and partners.
Gateway to culture
Peshawar, located in northwestern Pakistan, is a vibrant city with a history dating back to 39 BCE.
Highlights for visitors include the 17th-century Mahabat Khan Mosque, Bala Hisar Fort, and the lively Qissa Khwani Bazaar, once a hub for poets and traders. The city is also popular for traditional shopping, offering carpets, honey and gemstones.
With the launch of this route, flydubai continues to strengthen its regional footprint, now covering over 130 destinations across its network – 97 of which previously lacked direct air links to Dubai.