Cheap Flights from Dublin to Aberdeen

If you're interested in booking cheap flights from Dublin to Aberdeen, there are regular connections between the two cities. Although you can only depart from Dublin Airport (DUB) and arrive at Aberdeen International Airport (ABZ), you have a number of options for airlines. You can find direct and cheap flights from Dublin to Aberdeen with Aer Lingus, Air France and British Airways.

There are several flights from Dublin to Aberdeen that involve stopovers. Some of these stopovers require that you change planes. Where you'll stop and if you'll have to deplane varies from flight to flight, but many flights from Dublin to Aberdeen involve stops at airports in the U.K.

You'll find shops and restaurants at both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 at the Dublin Airport. There's everything from sit-down to fast food restaurants, and there are dozens of shops. At Aberdeen Airport, you'll also have several shops and restaurants to choose from, but the selection isn't as varied as at Dublin Airport, which is a larger facility. When you're ready to depart from Aberdeen Airport, you can take a train, bus or car into the city. If you opt to take a train, you'll need to take a taxi or bus to the station, which is about 2 miles away.

When flying from Dublin to Aberdeen, you'll need to be sure that you have your photo ID with you. You don't necessarily have to have your passport if you're a British citizen (unless you're flying Ryanair), but that will work as well. It's also recommended that you arrive at Dublin airport at least 90 minutes before your departure time. If you're parking a car, you should arrive two hours ahead of schedule.

When travelling from Dublin to Aberdeen, there's no need to adjust your clocks since they're in the same time zone. The climate in both cities is also very similar. There's only about one or two degrees' difference in the average temperature in Dublin and Aberdeen during the summer and winter. However, the wettest month in Dublin is August, but it's October in Aberdeen.

Prices in Aberdeen can vary from those in Dublin. For instance, the cost of an inexpensive meal in Dublin is around £13, but in Aberdeen, the same type of meal will cost you just shy of £9. The difference gets even larger when you're looking at meals from classier restaurants. A three-course meal for two people will set you back, on average, more than £50 in Dublin. In Aberdeen, you'd pay just around £22 on average.