Terminal 3 Dubai Airport meeting point
I am meeting a colleague in Terminal 3. She is flying in from Glasgow and I am flying in from Newcastle. We are both then getting the same flight to Manila. As the terminal is so large and neither of us have been there before where would be a good place to arrange to meet? I have a 3 hours stop over and she has 2 hours.
Best Answer
Anything under 2 hours in Dubai airport is usually considered a short connection, considering the size of the airport.
The first suggestion that comes to mind is your departure gate. Therefore, both of you will have enough time to reach your flight and most certainly both of you will find it.
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Can we meet someone at Dubai airport?
The only way you can meet up is outside the airport so you exit the airport and go to your hotel (you can wait for her there or go back to the airport to meet her) and then she exits the airport during her layover and meets up with you either at your hotel or OUTSIDE the airport.Which Gates are in Terminal 3 at Dubai Airport?
Terminal 3 consists of three concourses (A-Gates, B-Gates and C-Gates) which are used exclusively by Emirates and Qantas. Terminal 1 Concourse D (D-Gates) is home to many of DXB's international airlines while Terminal 2 (F Gates) also provides access to regional and international flights.Can you walk between terminals at Dubai Airport?
Terminal 1 and 3 are connected, so you can freely walk around; and to get to gates A (the dedicated A380 gates), you need to take the train.Do I have to go through security for a connecting flight in Dubai?
When you arrive, simply follow the signs to Connections and make your way to the gate for your next Emirates flight. We'll tag your bags right through to your final destination so you won't need to collect them and check them in again.[4K] DUBAI AIRPORT Terminal 3 Arrival Full Tour | Emirates flight MALE TO DUBAI
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