UAE airline FlyDubai is resuming air service with Minsk after a break that lasted since late December 2025. According to the schedule on the carrier's official website, direct flights between Dubai and the Belarusian capital will resume from February 1, 2026.
Previously, FlyDubai stopped flights to Minsk from December 24, citing operational reasons, and diverted aircraft to Moscow instead. The resumption dates for flights were postponed several times — initially until January 8, then until the 11th, further until mid-month and finally until February 1.
It is now confirmed that flights from Dubai to Minsk will commence on February 1, and in the reverse direction from February 2. Flights will be daily. The cost of a one-way ticket is about 1820 UAE dirhams, which corresponds to approximately 1412 Belarusian rubles according to the National Bank exchange rate on January 29, 2026.
As before, the evening flight will depart from Dubai at 18:15 and arrive in Minsk at 23:45. The time difference between the cities is one hour, and the flight duration is about six and a half hours.
In addition, the airline informed partners that it plans to resume morning flights from February 14: departure from Dubai at 7:15 with arrival in Minsk at 12:45. Thus, two flights per day will again be available.
Meanwhile, Belarusian airline Belavia continues to operate daily direct flights between Minsk and Dubai: the plane departs from Minsk at 3:05 AM and arrives in Dubai around 9:50 AM.
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