Terminals +info
NAIA Airport consists of four passenger terminals:
NAIA Terminal 1: NAIA Terminal 1 serves almost all the international flights. It has west gates 1-7 and east gates 9-15.
NAIA Terminal 2: NAIA Terminal 2 houses international and domestic flights of the country’s flag carrier, Philippine Airlines or PAL.
NAIA Terminal 3: NAIA Terminal 3 serves the international flights which are not handled in NAIA Terminal 1 as well as some domestic flights.
NAIA Terminal 4: NAIA Terminal 4 hosts flights from local and regional carriers.
NAIA Airport in numbers
- 4 Terminals and 2 runways
- Over 30 airlines serve Manila Airport
- It is known as NAIA (Ninoy Aquino International Airport)
Inter-terminal transportation +info
There are 24-hour Airside Shuttle Buses between terminals every 15 minutes. To use the service, passengers are requested to clear customs and immigration first and possess a flight booking or a boarding pass.
Transportation +info
Find below the available means of transportation in Manila International Airport:
Bus: There are local and city buses to Manila.
Taxi: Get within 20 minutes to downtown Manila by taxi.
Rail: The Light Rail Transit System (LRT) is a safe way to get to Manila from NAIA.
Shuttle: From NAIA departs a shuttle service to Manila, the UBE Express.
Car Rental: Rent a car in Manila Airport. Check our search engine for further details!
Facilties and Services +info
NAIA is equipped with the following facilities:
- Free Wi-Fi
- Post office
- Baby care facilities
- Children’s area
- Food, drink and retail concessions
- Information desk
- Luggage storage
- Medical services
- Pharmacy
Contact
Address: Andrews Avenue, Pasay, 1300 Metro Manila, PHILIPPINES
Phone: +632 8553 8000
Email: pao@miaagovphils.onmicrosoft.com
Lost & Found:
Phone: +63 2 877-1109
Location: Locals 2863/3219/4198/3041
About Manila
Manila or the City of Manila is the largest city and capital of the Philippines. It is one of the most densely populated cities in Southeast Asia and the world.
The first settlement in Manila dates from the 13th century or earlier as a Tagalog fortified city, however, the Spanish Manila was set on 1571 and by thus it is considered the official founding date of the Philippine capital.
While your stay in Manila you shouldn’t miss the Walled City of Intramuros, which stands for the Spanish city, Manila Cathedral, San Agustin Church, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ermita, Manila Ocean Park, Malate district, the National Museum Complex and Rizal Park, the largest urban park in Asia.