Flights to Baghdad
Fly to Baghdad with flynas
Flights to Baghdad
Book flights to Baghdad with flynas and discover Iraq's capital, a city shaped by centuries of history, culture and tradition. Located along the Tigris River, Baghdad combines historic landmarks, museums, traditional markets, local cuisine and the energy of a major Middle Eastern city.
Whether you are travelling to visit family and friends, for business, or to explore Iraq's capital, Baghdad offers a distinctive mix of heritage, everyday city life and Iraqi hospitality.
Plan your journey, find flights to Baghdad and book your trip with flynas.
Flying to Baghdad with flynas
Plan your journey to Baghdad with a range of flynas services and booking options that allow you to customise your trip according to your fare, availability and travel needs.
Food & drinks
Passengers can choose from a selection of meals, snacks and beverages available during the flight, depending on the services offered and fare type.
Baggage options
Choose the baggage allowance that suits your journey when booking. Additional baggage can also be added through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to applicable conditions.
Seat selection
Select your preferred seat before travelling through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to availability and applicable conditions.
Travelling with animals
If you are planning to travel with an animal, review the applicable requirements and conditions before your journey. For more information, visit the Transportation of Live Animals page.
Accessibility & assistance
If you require additional assistance due to reduced mobility or other special requirements, review the available services and request appropriate support through our Special Services page.
Arriving in Baghdad
Flights to Baghdad arrive at Baghdad International Airport (BGW), the main international airport serving the Iraqi capital.
After arriving, travellers can continue to different parts of Baghdad using taxis, private transfers or other local transport arrangements.
By taxi
Taxis provide a direct option for travelling between Baghdad International Airport and destinations across the city.
Private transfers
Travellers may also arrange private transportation in advance for direct travel between the airport and their hotel, home or final destination.
By car
Passengers being collected by family, friends or a private driver can continue their journey from the airport by road.
At Baghdad International Airport
Baghdad International Airport serves passengers travelling to and from Iraq's capital and provides essential facilities for international journeys.
Passenger information
Check your latest flight information, airport procedures and travel documentation before travelling.
Food & refreshments
Food and refreshment options may be available within passenger areas. Availability can vary depending on the terminal and operating conditions.
Passenger assistance
If you require additional travel assistance, arrange any necessary support in advance where possible and check your booking information before departure.
Things to do in Baghdad
Baghdad offers visitors a combination of museums, historic locations, traditional markets, riverfront areas and local neighbourhoods that reflect the city's long history and modern-day character.
Visit the Iraq Museum
Explore collections that reflect thousands of years of Mesopotamian history and learn more about the civilisations that developed across the region.
Explore Al-Mutanabbi Street
Discover one of Baghdad's best-known cultural streets, traditionally associated with booksellers, writers and intellectual life.
Walk through traditional markets
Explore Baghdad's markets for spices, clothing, household products, local food and traditional goods.
See the Tigris River
The Tigris has played an important role in Baghdad's history and identity. Explore areas around the river and experience a different perspective of the city.
Discover Baghdad's cafés
Traditional cafés are an important part of local social life and provide an opportunity to experience Iraqi tea, conversation and hospitality.
Places to visit in Baghdad
Iraq Museum
One of the city's major cultural institutions, with collections relating to Iraq's long archaeological and historical heritage.
Al-Mutanabbi Street
A well-known cultural area associated with books, literature and Baghdad's intellectual heritage.
Al-Qishla
A historic building and cultural landmark located close to Al-Mutanabbi Street and the Tigris River.
Baghdad's traditional souqs
Explore local markets for a closer look at everyday shopping, local products and traditional commerce in the city.
Tigris riverfront
Spend time around areas overlooking the Tigris and discover the river that has shaped Baghdad for centuries.
Food to try in Baghdad
Iraqi cuisine combines rice, grilled meats, vegetables, herbs and spices, with many dishes reflecting traditions shared across different regions of Iraq.
Masgouf
One of Iraq's most recognisable dishes, traditionally prepared using fish cooked slowly over an open fire.
Dolma
Vegetables and vine leaves filled with a seasoned mixture that may include rice, herbs and meat.
Quzi
A traditional Iraqi dish commonly prepared with rice and meat and served on special occasions as well as in restaurants.
Kebab
Grilled meat dishes are popular throughout Baghdad and can be found in restaurants and local dining areas across the city.
Iraqi tea
Tea is an important part of everyday social life in Iraq and is commonly enjoyed throughout the day in homes, cafés and restaurants.
Where to stay in Baghdad
The best place to stay in Baghdad will depend on the purpose of your journey, the areas you plan to visit and your transport requirements.
Central Baghdad
Central areas may provide convenient access to offices, cultural attractions, restaurants and other parts of the city.
Karrada
Karrada is a well-known area with restaurants, shops and residential neighbourhoods and can be convenient for travellers spending time in central Baghdad.
Mansour
Mansour is another established part of Baghdad with shopping, restaurants, hotels and residential areas.
Getting around Baghdad
Transport options in Baghdad depend on your location, destination and travel arrangements.
Taxis
Taxis are commonly used for direct journeys between different areas of Baghdad.
Ride-hailing services
Ride-hailing services may provide another option for travelling around the city. Check current local availability when planning your journey.
Private transportation
Private cars and pre-arranged drivers can be useful for business trips, airport transfers or journeys across different parts of Baghdad.
Local transport
Local transport services operate across the city. Routes, availability and journey times may vary, so check current arrangements before travelling.
Travel tips for Baghdad
Currency
The official currency of Iraq is the Iraqi dinar (IQD). Check current payment and currency arrangements before travelling.
Language
Arabic is widely spoken in Baghdad. Kurdish is also an official language of Iraq, while English may be used in some hotels, businesses and visitor services.
Weather
Baghdad generally experiences very hot, dry summers and cooler winters. Check the latest weather forecast before travelling and plan clothing and outdoor activities accordingly.
Plan airport transport
Consider organising your journey between Baghdad International Airport and your destination in advance, particularly if you are unfamiliar with the city.
Respect local customs
Visitors should respect local culture, customs and regulations, particularly when visiting religious and cultural sites.
Entry requirements
Visa and entry requirements for Iraq depend on your nationality and travel circumstances. Check the latest requirements with the relevant official authorities before travelling.
Check current travel information
Local conditions, transport arrangements and entry requirements can change. Review the latest official information before your journey.
Frequently asked questions about flights to Baghdad
Which airport serves Baghdad?
Flights to Baghdad arrive at Baghdad International Airport (BGW), the main international airport serving the city.
Does flynas fly to Baghdad?
Yes. Baghdad is part of the flynas network. Search your preferred travel dates on flynas.com or the flynas mobile app to view current flight options and availability.
What are some of the best things to do in Baghdad?
Visitors can explore the Iraq Museum, Al-Mutanabbi Street, traditional markets, historic areas and locations along the Tigris River.
What food is Baghdad known for?
Iraqi dishes to try include masgouf, dolma, quzi, kebabs and traditional Iraqi tea.
How can I get from Baghdad International Airport to the city?
Taxis, private transfers and pre-arranged transportation are among the options available for travelling from the airport to destinations across Baghdad.
What currency is used in Baghdad?
The official currency is the Iraqi dinar (IQD).
What language is spoken in Baghdad?
Arabic is widely spoken in Baghdad. Kurdish is also an official language of Iraq, and English may be used in some hotels and businesses.
Do I need a visa to travel to Baghdad?
Visa and entry requirements depend on your nationality and travel circumstances. Check the latest requirements with the relevant Iraqi authorities before travelling.
Can I use nasmiles when booking flights to Baghdad?
Eligible nasmiles members can earn or redeem nasmiles when booking qualifying flynas flights, subject to programme terms and conditions.
One-Way Flights to Baghdad!
From | To | Fare Type | Dates | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jeddah (JED) | Baghdad (BGW) | One-way / | Depart: Sun 28 Mar | From SAR1,419.99 Seen: 37 minutes ago |