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Iraq: cheap flights

Popular cities in Iraq and the cheapest routes to them.The cheapest city to fly to in Iraq right now is Baghdad, from $279. Across the country, November is the cheapest month, from $279, and December the most expensive.

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Cheapest price by month

MonthRound trip from
November 2026$279
December 2026$365
January 2027$351

Climate overview

Climate figures are for Erbil, the most popular destination in Iraq.

Erbil is warmest in July, when days reach about 42 °C, and coolest in January, when nights fall to about 1 °C. The wettest month is January, with about 115 mm of rain, and the driest June, with about 0 mm.

Month Day °C Night °C Rain
January 10.8° 1.2° 115 mm wet
February 13.5° 3.3° 107 mm wet
March 18.1° 7.1° 97 mm wet
April 23.1° 11.2° 71 mm moderate
May 31.4° 17.1° 25 mm dry
June 38.3° 22.1° 0 mm dry
July 42.3° 25.6° 0 mm dry
August 41.6° 24.8° 0 mm dry
September 36.9° 20.0° 0 mm dry
October 28.6° 13.3° 12 mm dry
November 20.2° 7.0° 60 mm moderate
December 13.0° 3.2° 83 mm moderate

Practical facts

The local currency is IQD. Sockets are type C, D, G and the mains supply is 230 V, 50 Hz. The main languages are Arabic, Kurdish. The international dialling code is +964, and traffic drives on the right.

Airlines

Questions and answers

What is the cheapest city to fly to in Iraq?
Baghdad, with round trips from $279 found recently.
When is it cheapest to fly to Iraq?
November is currently the cheapest month, with tickets from $279.
Which airlines fly to Iraq?
Airlines found on these routes: Pegasus Airlines, Aegean Airlines, ALPAVIA, Norwegian Air Sweden, Malta Air.
What is the weather like in Iraq?
In Erbil, the warmest month is July at about 42 °C and the coolest is January at about 1 °C.
Which currency is used in Iraq?
The currency is IQD. Sockets are type C, D, G and the mains supply is 230 V, 50 Hz.

Prices last updated Nov. 4, 2026

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Climate normals: WorldClim 2.1 (Fick & Hijmans 2017), CC BY-SA 4.0