Dublin DUB to Birmingham BHX flight with Ryanair

Flights from Dublin to Birmingham

With somewhere between ten and twelve flights from Dublin to Birmingham every day, travellers have a range of departures and airlines to choose from. From low-cost airlines to national carriers, there is a broad appeal to flyers with differing budgets. The high frequency of flights on any given day keeps costs low and offers variety, from red-eye flights, throughout the day to late at night. The average flight time between the two cities is one hour and ten minutes, give or take a few minutes.

Which airlines fly from Dublin to Birmingham?

The three principal airlines which operate a service between the Irish capital and the UK’s second largest city are low-cost provider Ryanair, Irish flag carrier Aer Lingus, and UK flag carrier British Airways. Ryanair and Aer Lingus offer the highest frequency of flights, and British Airways has an increased service at weekends.

How long is the flight from Dublin to Birmingham?

The flight time from Dublin to Birmingham takes between one hour and five minutes and one hour and fifteen minutes, depending on the airline and the time of day of the flight.

How many flights are there from Dublin to Birmingham?

There are usually more flights between Dublin and Birmingham at weekends, with around 12 on offer. Weekdays, however, also offer plenty of choice with an average of ten flights through morning, afternoon and evening.

What are the departure and arrival airports for flights from Dublin to Birmingham?

Departure airport: All flights to Birmingham operate out of Dublin Airport (DUB), which is around 6.5 miles to the north of the city centre. Transport connections to and from Dublin city centre are well-run and frequent, including local public bus links, the public coach service Airlink, and the private coach service Aircoach. There is also a well-served taxi rank at the airport and it is easily reachable by car with various long stay and short stay parking options.

Arrival airport: Flights from Dublin arrive in Birmingham International Airport (BHX). The airport is very well connected and lies around 15 miles to the east of the city centre. There are frequent local bus and train services, as well as National Express and Megabus connections to places further afield. The airport is easily accessible by car and has plenty of parking facilities for different lengths of stay, and is well served by taxis.

Taking a Flight from Dublin

All flights from Dublin to Birmingham will take off from Dublin International Airport, which is a short bus ride to the north of the city centre. A wide range of bus companies provide connections to the airport, including Dublin Bus, AirCoach and Air Link. This allows travellers to reach the airport within an hour from Heuston Station, Greystones and South Dublin, as well as the city port. Buses run 24 hours a day, so they will be able to get you to any departure time.

Flying into Birmingham

England's second largest city is an economic and entertainment hub. Birmingham attracts millions of people every year to events at the National Exhibition Centre, while football teams like Aston Villa and Birmingham City draw in the crowds as well. The city has a great Asian dining scene, as well as family attractions like Cadbury World and the National Sea Life Centre. Birmingham International Airport is in the northern part of the city. To get to the city centre, take the SkyRail service to the airport station, and then catch a train to Birmingham New Street, which takes around 20 minutes. You can also catch the 900 Airport Bus, which leaves every 20 minutes.