Some of the Car Hire Dubai Airport vehicles that we offer are the Mercedes E200 automatic, the Nissan Micra automatic and the Nissan Maxima automatic. We have a huge fleet of prestige, economy, compact, intermediate and luxury vehicles for hire at incredibly low prices.

Not only do our customers have a vast choice at cheap rates, but they get a guarantee of safe and comfortable travel. Car hire Dubai Airport comes with the best fully comprehensive insurance package on the market and you get liability cover and waivers for vehicle theft and collision damage.

You can even reduce your excess to zero and protect yourself financially ahead of time thanks to our new insurance option. Choose car hire Dubai Airport today to get the right vehicle for you and avoid disappointment.

Our Car Rental Dubai Airport staff can meet you upon arrival and give you the keys to your vehicle immediately.

Because you can reserve your car online, there is no reason to wait around and queue or fill out paperwork. The Rhino drop down menu allows you to choose what car you want, when you want it and where you want to drop it off.

Do not forget that Rhino does not charge you for selecting a different drop off point for your vehicle if that is easier.

Car rental Dubai Airport costs as little as £12 per day and for this you get complete insurance, the guarantee of breakdown assistance wherever you are in the United Arab Emirates and unlimited mileage as well.

We compare the prices of Dollar rent a car, Auto Europe, Budget car rental, Alamo rent a car, Avis, National, Europcar, Hertz, and Thrifty car rental and more to find you the best deals at Dubai Airport.

Car rental Dubai Airport can come with optional extras such as luggage racks, child seats and the latest sat nav systems.

Air conditioning is included as standard at Dubai airport and our vehicles have power steering and central locking as well.

Be sure to book your vehicle on our website well ahead of time to get the make and model that you want.
 
The airport code for Dubai Airport is DXB.

Dubai International Airport Mini Guide

Dubai has one of the main airports in the Middle East and it is a major hub for flights going both east and west.



Because of its location, Dubai has long been used as a stopping and refuelling post for airlines such as Cathay Pacific, Air India, Singapore Airlines and Malaysia Airlines.

Dubai is the biggest of the United Arab Emirates and its airport reflects its stature. Dubai International handles more than a third of all flights going from the Middle East to Europe, the Americas, Africa, Asia and Australasia.

It is among the top 10 busiest airports in the world too in terms of the amount of passengers to use it which reached nearly 38 million last year. This massive amount of traffic led the wealthy Dubai airline Emirates to open another terminal there at the end of 2008. The new terminal is expected to bring annual passenger numbers up to a staggering 60 million people. More than 5,000 flights leave Dubai every year and they go to more than 250 destinations world wide.



With an airport this large it is a good idea to get a firm idea of where you need to go and allow plenty of time to get to your gates. Terminal three alone can claim to be the largest building in the world in terms of its floor space so it is easy to get lost.
One of the most popular past times in Dubai airport is the duty free shopping as the Emirates are well known as a shopper’s paradise because of their excellent tax free prices. There you can find everything from gifts and jewellery to tobacco and liquor at very good prices.

Among the major airlines to fly to and from Dubai terminal 1 are Air China, Air France, British Airways, Gulf Air, Lufthansa, United Airlines and Virgin Atlantic.
In terminal two there are flights to less popular destinations such as Islamabad with Air Blue, Mogadishu with Jubba Airways and Kabul with Pamir Airways. These flights to areas in the sub continent tend to be cheaper than the flights at the other terminals.
Terminal 3 covers a huge range of destinations, everywhere from Ahmedabad to Zurich, while Dubai International has a large number of cargo flights operating out of it as well. It’s worth knowing that terminal 2 is built at the opposite end of the airport to terminals 1 and 3.