Hmm - so Emirates flight 380 is actually operated by a B777 :(
All direct flights to Dusseldorf from the UK & Ireland
| Flights from | Airport code | Airline name | Find prices | Route to | Route from | Tooltip |
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| Birmingham | BHX | Flybe |  | flights from Birmingham to Dusseldorf | flights to Dusseldorf from Birmingham | |
| Birmingham | BHX | Lufthansa | | Flights from Birmingham to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from Birmingham | |
| Dublin | DUB | Aer Lingus | | flights from Dublin to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from Dublin | |
| Dublin | DUB | Lufthansa | | Flights from Dublin to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from Dublin | |
| Edinburgh | EDI | Lufthansa | | flights from Edinburgh to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from Edinburgh | |
| Exeter | EXT | Flybe | | flights from Exeter to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from Exeter | |
| Guernsey | GCI | Air Berlin | | Flights from Guernsey to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from Guernsey | |
| Inverness | INV | Lufthansa | | flights from Inverness to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from Inverness | |
| Jersey | JER | Air Berlin | | flights from Jersey to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from Jersey | |
| Jersey | JER | Lufthansa | | Flights from Jersey to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from Jersey | |
| Knock | NOC | Lufthansa | | Flights from Knock to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from Knock | |
| Leeds Bradford | LBA | Jet2 | | flights from Leeds Bradford to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from Leeds Bradford | |
| London Gatwick | LGW | Easyjet | | Flights from London Gatwick to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from London Gatwick | |
| London Heathrow | LHR | BA (British Airways) | | flights from London Heathrow to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from London Heathrow | Book directly with BA for the cheapest flight on the internet. |
| London Heathrow | LHR | Lufthansa | | flights from London Heathrow to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from London Heathrow | |
| London Stansted | STN | Air Berlin | | Flights from London Stansted to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from London Stansted | |
| Manchester | MAN | Flybe | | flights from Manchester to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from Manchester | |
| Manchester | MAN | Lufthansa | | Flights from Manchester to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from Manchester | |
| Newcastle | NCL | Lufthansa | | flights from Newcastle to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from Newcastle | |
| Newquay | NQY | Lufthansa | | Flights from Newquay to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from Newquay | |
| Southampton | SOU | Flybe | | flights from Southampton to Dusseldorf | Flights to Dusseldorf from Southampton |
Flight Summary
Dusseldorf International Airport has excellent infrastructure, offering a suburban rail station in the basement, combined with connections throughout the Rhine Ruhr region through a high speed rail station, which is access via a monorail link.
Destination Summary
Dusseldorf's Rhine Ruhr international airport is one of Germany's most important hubs, after Frankfurt and Munich. Dusseldorf International is generally considered by airlines to be a high fares airport, the range of flights from the UK being limited to the major business cities, with Ryanair also offering a few flights into Weeze, some 70 kilometres away. Unless you are planning on hiring a car, you might well find that Cologne Bonn is a much more accessible alternative than Weeze.
Quick Facts
- Airport Code: DUS
- Alternative Name: International | Rhine - Ruhr
- Miles From City Centre: 6
- Miles From London: 479
James Says
This key telecommunications and fashion centre in the heart of Germany's Rhine-Ruhr industrial belt counts as its best known sons none other than late 1970s/early 80s musical pioneers Kraftwerk. It's an association that fits Dusseldorf, with its welding of electronica, efficiency and trend-setting, to a black-clad, unsmiling, finely-tuned tee: one suspects there must be a dozen Kraftwerks-in-waiting dotted about the city as it stands today, slaving away in the IT departments of Dusseldorf's many new media enterprises.
Perhaps they spend their lunch hours browsing the corridors of the city's Academy of Fine Arts, with its close links to Joseph Beuys and Paul Klee, or the Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, with its works by Picasso and Matisse. At weekends, they might brush up on their knowledge of the classics at the home of the German Opera, or simply stroll along the embankments and promenades of the Rhine in a search for more musical inspiration.
Dusseldorf clearly has an eye for all things avant-garde: the promenades lead towards the spanking new Media Harbour, where numerous state-of-the-art constructions are firmly upstaged by Frank Gehry's wibbly-wobbly New Customs House.
Mark Says
Dusseldorf is one of Europe 's most fashionable cities. Now, I know this might sound like a bit of a misnomer, after all Germany is not a country noted for its trend setting, but you'll need to cast aside your preconceptions of stonewash jeans and blonde mullets if visiting this particular pocket of Rhineland.
Dusseldorf , which is situated on the Rhine River 15 miles north of Cologne , is a shopper's utopia, with a staggering range of exclusive shops and boutiques. Konigsallee is one of the most elegant shopping streets in Europe , and if you want to observe the latest styles and looks fresh off the catwalk, then this is the place to be.
North of Konigsallee is the Hofgarten, Germany 's oldest inner-city public park dating back to 1769. As well as being Germany 's fashion capital, sophisticated Dusseldorf is also a cultural leader. The city boasts the German Opera House, and a fabulous array of theatres and museums, including the renowned Kunstsammlung Nord-Rhein-Westfalen modern art museum.
80% of Dusseldorf was destroyed by allied bombers during World War II, but the Old Town has retained its historic charm, not to mention over 250 pubs. A delightful promenade lined with restaurants bars runs between the Old Town and the Rhine River.
This is also a good starting point for many of the boat trips along the Rhine. Dusseldorf is a major conference and business centre and hotel rates tend to be more expensive when a big exhibition is on, so book in advance if possible. Summer is a good time to visit because the weather it at its best and there tend to be less business events taking place in the city.
Your Comments (2)
Archie Haslow
James Avery
They need a good mix of business users, friends and family, together with city breakers to make them work. I've seen various routes announced but not start, or come and go quickly from Belfast, but no Germany flights seem to last from either airport, and there's nothing available at present. Given the market, I'd expect flight to Berlin or Munich to work over Dusseldorf. Jet2's Dusseldorf flights from Leeds are a bit of an anomaly anyway - Dusseldorf International is generally a more expensive airport to use, whereas Cologne-Bonn would provide access to much the same market, and is still easily reachable by rail.
In the meantime, your best bet is probably to drive or take the coach down to Dublin airport, which offers flights to both cities.