Avoiding traffic jams in Abu Dhabi can be a challenging task, although there are solutions that can save people from this pesky moment. In Abu Dhabi, distances to Dubai can be shortened with a revolutionary transportation system that promises to eliminate wasted time in transit.
To get there as quickly as possible, the “urban” helicopter service is an excellent option for those who can invest a bit more money in transportation but want to avoid the congestion of cars on the streets. The helicopter tourism company, Falcon, already transports passengers between Dubai and Abu Dhabi in a domestic manner for those who wish to be on time. As reported, the trip takes between 25 and 30 minutes, much faster than by road.
What is the luxury travel experience to avoid traffic between Abu Dhabi and Dubai?
Those who choose the road for their transfers need to know that the journey between Abu Dhabi and Dubai lasts more than an hour. However, for those who prefer to arrive on time and without surprises, the Falcon option appears as one of the best in the city. To travel quickly from one city to the other, the adventure begins at Atlantis in Dubai, at the helipad of the Marina Mall shopping center, and lands in the Corniche district of Abu Dhabi.
The option of helicopters in these cities of the United Arab Emirates is ideal but not the most affordable, so some continue to choose cars or public transportation. This type of travel is usually not accessible, and Falcon offers three service packages for city transfers. The first package costs 11,999 dirhams (3,000 euros) and includes a one-way transfer between Abu Dhabi and Dubai. The next option is a bit more flexible, valued at 13,999 dirhams (3,500 euros), and includes a round trip with a short wait time of one to three hours. On the other hand, the third alternative is priced at 14,999 dirhams (3,700 euros) and offers a round trip with a longer wait period of four to six hours.
Helicopters, the new mode of transfer in Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
With this new modality, citizens will be able to choose whether to travel by car or helicopters and, although it has not yet become very popular, many companies have begun to implement it or at least keep it on the agenda of new projects for the future. Skytech is one of the companies that can establish this new service definitively and currently has flights and tourist services between Ras Al Khaimah and Dubai for up to 650 dirhams (163 euros) for transfer purposes and up to 550 dirhams (138 euros) for sightseeing visits.
Another company that has joined the list is Air Chateau International, which will facilitate such trips between Dubai and Ras Al Khaimah in less than 30 minutes. So far, the company is also eyeing 20 possible locations for helipads and plans to complete the construction of six to eight of them before the end of the year, which will involve renovating more helipads in the United Arab Emirates and also building new ones to expand the network and maintain this functionality in all the cities where it is possible.
