Flights from Abu Dhabi to Brisbane from AED8,695

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Flights from Abu Dhabi to Brisbane

Best Deals for Abu Dhabi to Brisbane Flights on Etihad

Best Deals for Abu Dhabi to Brisbane Flights on Etihad
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FromAbu Dhabi (AUH)ToBrisbane (BNE)Round-trip
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4 Jun 2025 - 28 Jun 2025

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AED8,695*

Last Seen 1 day ago

FromAbu Dhabi (AUH)ToBrisbane (BNE)Round-trip
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Economy
16 Jul 2025 - 21 Jul 2025

From

AED9,085*

Last Seen 1 day ago

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Fly from Abu Dhabi to Brisbane with Etihad Airways

Book flights from Abu Dhabi to Brisbane and travel from the UAE capital to the sparkling beaches of Queensland.

Prepare to touch down in the capital of Australia’s ‘Sunshine State’, where wildlife awaits at the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. There’s action and adventure to be found at the city’s central South Bank parklands, where you can stroll, swim or relax. You’ll also find superb shopping in the Queen Street Mall. Book flights with Etihad to explore all this and more.

AUH to BNE: flight facts

Flight time 13hrs 55mins

Our quickest direct flights from Abu Dhabi to Brisbane take around 14 hours.

Flight distance 7,504 miles

A non-stop flight from Abu Dhabi to Brisbane covers 7,504 miles (12,076 kilometres).

Your flight from Abu Dhabi to Brisbane

Your flight from Abu Dhabi to Brisbane departs from Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH), flying south over the Indian Ocean and soaring above Bengaluru and Singapore before reaching Western Australia. Next, you’ll fly over the country’s famous Red Centre as you glide east towards Brisbane Airport (BNE), which has good links to the city centre.

*Aircraft, cabins and services may vary by route and flight. You can check this when you search for your flight. This page was last updated Sept 2019.

Flying from Abu Dhabi to Brisbane: FAQs

How do I get from Brisbane Airport to the city centre?

There are plenty of options to whisk you from Brisbane Airport to the city. Taxis run 24 hours a day and will take you into the heart of the city in about 20 minutes. The Airtrain runs from early in the morning until late into the night and is quick, efficient and cheap. There is also a shuttle bus service. To arrive in comfort, arrange a transfer with Etihad. Your driver will be waiting for you when you arrive.

What food is Brisbane famous for?

Brisbane is an international city that has cafes and restaurants serving most cuisines, with plenty of options for all diets. There are plenty of Australian ingredients you should try here, such as Moreton Bay Bugs – a kind of lobster – or popular fish such as mahi mahi and flathead.

Top tips for Abu Dhabi to Brisbane

brisbane city skyline with brisbane river at twilight

Experience Australian art

While in Brisbane, pay a visit to the Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA). If you’re a fan of the spectacular Louvre Abu Dhabi, this beautiful gallery is a must-visit.

Get creative with interactive showcases of international and Australian artists. Have fun with the family in the Children’s Art Centre or view international films and documentaries at the Australian Cinémathèque.

brisbane botanic gardens

Tranquil gardens

The City Botanic Gardens is a heritage-listed garden on the edge of the Brisbane River. It’s luscious, tropical and full of rare and unusual species of plants and trees.

The gardens offer tranquillity and a place to relax right beside Brisbane’s Central Business District. You may spot some familiar species from Umm Al Emarat Park in Abu Dhabi, which houses Australian plants.