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Operated by the Manila International Airport Authority, Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport is the largest in the Philippines and serves Manila and its surrounding metropolitan area. It is the major gateway for travellers to the Philippines and handles nearly 25 million passengers every year.

Served by domestic, regional and international passenger and cargo services for more than 20 airlines, Manila International Airport is a hub for Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, PAL Express, Zest Airways and South East Asian Airlines. The airport’s four terminals handle operations of international and domestic carriers including code share airlines and global alliances’ member airlines.

Address: Pasay City 1300, Manila, Philippines

Website: http://www.miaa.gov.ph/ The official website of the Manila International Airport Authority is a helpful guide for travellers who need to get themselves acquainted with airport’s infrastructure and facilities. The website provides tips and information on almost every aspect related with one’s travel. Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport’s website additionally provides information on topics such as flying schools, commercial flights and cargo flight operations.

Time Zone: GMT + 8

Terminal Information:

The NAIA airport has 4 passenger terminals which handle the international and domestic flights traffic.

Terminal 1 - The sprawling terminal has 16 gates, 84 check-in and 22 immigration counters for departures; 20 immigration and 26 customs stations for arrivals. Serves all international flights arriving into Manila except Air Philippines, Cebu Pacific, All Nippon Air and Philippine Airlines.

Terminal 2 - Serves both international and domestic flights of Philippine Airlines. Northwing is used for international flights passengers. Southwing services the domestic flights.

Terminal 3 - Serves AirPhil Express, Cebu Pacific Air and All Nippon Airways. Arrivals at the ground floor and the departures on the second level. Currently the largest, the terminal can handle 13 million passengers annually.

Terminal 4 - Handles domestic flights operated by local carriers such as Zest Air, SEA Air and Sky Pasada.

Airport Connectivity: Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport has an efficient public transport system that links the airport with other parts of the city.

Bus: Passengers can take the public buses that carry passengers to and from the airport.

Taxi: Taxis are readily available for tourists who need to move around the city. Passengers are suggested to hire a taxi that is accredited with the Department of Tourism. It is best to book a taxi at one of the taxi desks at the airport.

Jeepney: Jeepneys are available for the passengers to move around the airport.

Travellers can log into Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport’s website for comprehensive information on the public transportation system around the airport.

Car Hire: Numerous car rental representatives are present at different terminals of the airport. Passengers who wish to rent a vehicle can contact these kiosks. Alamo, Avis, New Horizon, Sunshine Transport and Nissan Rent a Car are few agencies that maintain representations at the Manila International Airport.

Car Parking: Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport maintains multiple parking lots at its terminals for long-term as well as short-term needs. There are proper signages at the Manila airport that indicates and guides passengers to various pay parking areas. Shuttle service is provided from the parking lots to the terminals.

Lounges: The Manila International Airport has Passenger Lounges as well as VIP Lounges. The VIP Lounges offer a number of facilities and amenities to the patrons. Guests are offered refreshments, periodicals, cable television and free internet service.

Food and Beverages: Passengers looking to explore culinary treats offered by the airport can choose from a wide range of restaurants within the terminals. Cafe France, Tinder Box, Goldilocks, Red Ribbon, Le Bistro and Grand Kitchen are few of the many eating joints that are available at the airport.

Medical Care: The airport maintains medical clinics that offer emergency medical assistance to the passengers. One may approach any airport official for assistance with directions to the medical clinics.

Shopping: Travellers waiting for their flights can explore different shopping options that are provided by the Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport. There are massage centres, jewellery and gift shops, and newspaper and magazine stands. Duty Free shopping options can also be found around the boarding areas.

Business Facilities: The VIP Lounge at the airport offers different business facilities to the passengers. The Manila Airport Hotel, located within the airport complex, also boasts of a business centre.

Airport Hotels: Manila Airport Hotel is conveniently located within the premises of the Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport. The hotel features well-equipped rooms, a coffee shop, a l ounge and various other facilities. Manila Marriott Hotel is among the many hotel properties that are located very close to the international airport.

Money, Banking, Postal and Telecommunications: Banks and money exchange facilities are located throughout the terminal, offering full-service banking transactions and foreign currency conversion. ATMs are also available within premises of the airport. Post offices and public telephones are additionally offered to the travellers.

Lost and Found: Any query regarding lost items must be directed towards the IID Office located at the Ground Floor, Security Building, Terminal 1.

Facilities for Passengers with Special Needs: Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport is wheelchair-accessible and features ramps, lifts and disabled toilets. Airlines must be given prior information if passengers require wheelchairs or any other special assistance.

Other Services and Facilities: Prayer and worship rooms, infant and childcare facilities and chapels are available at the airport.

(Note: This airport guide is based on information gathered from official airport website on the internet. Southall Travel holds no responsibility for any misrepresentation of facts and will not be in any way liable for any kind of eventuality arising from the use of information given in this guide).