Dublin to Philadelphia International Flights

Flying between Philadelphia International to Dublin is very convenient as there are 5 airliners offering direct flights including Iberia, Finnair, British Airways, Aer Lingus and American Airlines. The flight from Dublin to Philadelphia International is approximately 5,253 Kilometers which is 3,264 Miles. You should expect a flight time of around 6 Hours 59 Minutes.

Depending on the day of the week and the time of day you book, flight prices can vary dramatically. To obtain the best prices for Philadelphia International flights than book well in advance. Flight to Philadelphia International will get more expensive the nearer you get the departure date, so it’s advisable to book in advance if it is possible.

When arriving at Philadelphia International don’t forget to set your watch to the local time!

To see all airliners that offer flights between Dublin and Philadelphia International please see the table below.

American Airlines offer the highest number of flights for this route with departures times between 09:00 and 20:30.

If you wish to book your flight with American Airlines then we advise you book direct from their website at aa.com. The best discounts can only be obtained from their website.

The flight time for American Airlines vary based on the month you will travel, but below we has summarised the most common times they will fly. We recommend you only take these times as guidance and check with American Airlines for the exact times for the date you depart.

If the airlines stated don’t offer flights that suite your travel times, you could look at alternative options. Below we have summarised flights from alternative departures airports and flights that are not direct.

If you are planning to hire a car from Philadelphia International airport then don’t wait until you arrive. The prices are typically 20% to 30% higher and the availability of vehicles are much lower. You can check out the solutions we have for car hire on our car hire pages which can save you £££’s.