Airport · DXB / OMDB · United Arab Emirates

What flies at Dubai International Airport?

In the last 30 days the receiver networks CatchFlights uses saw 55 different aircraft types taking off and landing at Dubai International Airport (DXB / OMDB), from 0 different aircraft. Seen most often: Boeing 737 MAX 8 (2,711), Boeing 777-300ER (2,641), and Airbus A-380-800 (1,581). Rare visitors included the Airbus A-330-800, Antonov An-124 Ruslan, Airbus A-340-500, Hawker Beechcraft 4000 Hawker 4000, and Airbus A-380-800. These are movements the receivers saw — a lower bound, not the airport's full traffic.

Rare visitors

Types CatchFlights rates rare or better that were seen here in the last 30 days.

All 55 types seen

Aircraft typeICAO codeMovementsUsually seenLast seen
Boeing 737 MAX 8B38M2,711almost daily7 Oct
Boeing 777-300ERB77W2,641almost daily7 Oct
Airbus A-380-800A3881,581almost daily7 Oct
Boeing 737-800B7381,030almost daily7 Oct
Airbus A-350-900 XWBA359733almost daily7 Oct
Airbus A-320neoA20N662almost daily7 Oct
Airbus A-321neoA21N457almost daily7 Oct
Airbus A-320A320434almost daily7 Oct
Boeing 777-200LRB77L207almost daily7 Oct
Boeing 737 MAX 9B39M141almost daily7 Oct
Airbus A-330-300A333116almost daily7 Oct
Boeing 787-8 DreamlinerB788109almost daily7 Oct
Airbus A-321A32165almost daily7 Oct
Boeing 787-9 DreamlinerB78961almost daily7 Oct
Boeing 767-300B76352almost daily7 Oct
Airbus A-330-900A33945almost daily7 Oct
Airbus A-330-200A33239almost daily7 Oct
Boeing 737-300B73335almost daily7 Oct
Airbus A-220-300BCS333almost daily6 Oct
Airbus A-310A31026almost daily6 Oct
Airbus A-350-1000 XWBA35K13Wednesdays and Saturdays7 Oct
Airbus A-340-300A34312Mondays, Fridays, and Sundays5 Oct
Embraer EMB-135BJ LegacyE35L11Wednesdays7 Oct
Boeing 747-400B74410Tuesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays6 Oct
Airbus A-300B4-600A3069Mondays, Fridays, and Saturdays21 Sept
Agusta AW-139A1398Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays6 Oct
Diamond DA-40 KatanaDA407Fridays2 Oct
Bombardier Global ExpressGLEX7–6 Oct
Gulfstream Aerospace G-6 Gulfstream G650GLF67Fridays4 Oct
Boeing 737-700B7376Fridays5 Oct
Bombardier CL-600 Challenger 650CL605–7 Oct
Airbus A-330-800A3384–6 Oct
Embraer 190E1904–4 Oct
Airbus A-319neoA19N3–5 Oct
Boeing 737-400B7343–4 Oct
Boeing 737-900B7393–7 Oct
Lockheed 182 HerculesC1303–30 Sept
Bombardier BD-700 Global 7000GL7T3–5 Oct
Airbus A-319A3192–5 Oct
Airbus Helicopters AS350 ÉcureuilAS502–5 Oct
Boeing 737-500B7352Sundays20 Sept
Bombardier BD-100 Challenger 350CL352–6 Oct
Dassault Falcon 6XFA6X2–6 Oct
Dassault Falcon 8XFA8X2–4 Oct
Gulfstream Aerospace G-7 Gulfstream G600GA6C2–30 Sept
Gulfstream Aerospace G-8 Gulfstream G700GA7C2–6 Oct
Gulfstream Aerospace G-4 Gulfstream 4GLF42–26 Sept
Gulfstream Aerospace Gulfstream VGLF52–5 Oct
Mcdonnell Douglas MD-82MD822Fridays18 Sept
Antonov An-124 RuslanA1241–30 Sept
Agustawestland AW-169A1691–1 Oct
Airbus A-340-500A3451–23 Sept
Boeing 777-200B7721–4 Oct
Aeropro EurofoxEFOX1–10 Sept
Hawker Beechcraft 4000 Hawker 4000HA4T1–15 Sept

Movements are the takeoffs and landings at Dubai International Airport that the receiver networks CatchFlights uses saw in the 30 days up to 8 October 2026. Where no receiver covers the runway, movements are missed, so the real numbers are higher and differ from airport to airport; the mix of types holds up better than the totals.

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