Abuja–Dubai is one nonstop leg of roughly six hours forty on a heavy or ultra-long-range aircraft, into Al Maktoum or DXB with fast-track at both ends. It is a shorter leg than Lagos–Dubai by about 275 nautical miles, and the guide below is the Lagos figure rather than a lower one we cannot yet stand behind for every aircraft and date.
The Gulf runs its season from October to April, which is exactly when Nigerian outbound traffic is heaviest, so the two peaks overlap. December is the tightest fortnight in both directions. Ask early and the aircraft is a choice; ask late and it is whatever is left.
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Door to door
Fast-track on both ends, chauffeured ground, and the trip paired with villas, tables and the season's events at the destination — one concierge holds the whole itinerary. See private jet charter, the Lagos flying guide and our Nigeria page.