Manila is the capital and main gateway of the Philippines, with nonstop flights from the US on Philippine Airlines and other carriers. It's the hub for domestic flights to Palawan, Boracay and beyond.
Cheap airfare to Manila is mostly about timing and flexibility. Compare fares across airlines and nearby airports, shift your dates a few days either way, and book when the price looks right.
Ninoy Aquino International is close to the city, but traffic can be heavy. Taxis, ride-hailing (such as Grab) and airport buses are the usual options.
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December and Holy Week are peak times. The rainy season (roughly June to October) is often cheaper, though typhoons can disrupt travel.
Taxis and ride-hailing are the most common options. The distance is short, but allow extra time for traffic.
Yes, NAIA has several terminals that aren't all connected airside. Check which terminal your flights use, especially for connections.
Fares are often lower outside the December holidays and Holy Week, especially during the rainy season.