MANILA has four (4) airport terminals, located on four (4) different locations :
a) Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), also called Terminal 1 = for all international flights, except Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific.
b) Centennial Airport, also called NAIA Terminal 2 = all international + domestic of Philippine Airlines only.
c) Terminal 3 = all international + domestic of Cebu Pacific, Air Philippines & PAL Express.
d) Manila Domestic Airport = flights of Seair and Zest Air airlines.

The other point of international entry is CEBU, called Mactan International Airport.
This is directly serviced by the following Asean carriers: Silk Air (Singapore), Cathay Pacific (Hongkong), Cebu Pacific / China Airlines (Taipei), Pal (Narita), PAL /Cebu Pacific (Seoul) and Malaysian Airlines (KUL & Kota Kinabalu).

CLARK Airport, in Northern Luzon, also serviced by low cost carriers like Tiger Airways and Air Asia.

LAOAG Airport, in Northern Luzon, is mainly used for charter flights to/from China & Taipei.

DAVAO City, on the southern island of Mindanao, Silk Air flies to Singapore

Measured as time needed between your estimated time of arrival and your arrival at the check in counter for your next flight . Minimum connecting time from domestic flight to international flight is 4 hours or 3 hours incase of PAL. Minimum connecting time from international flight to domestic flight is 3 hours. This is valid for Centennial airport.

Domestic check-in counters open two (2) hours before scheduled flight - /ferry departure.
You have to be there latest one (1) hour before published departure time. Your confirmed reservation shall be cancelled and released to waitlisted passengers if you fail to check-in at least 45 minutes before published scheduled departure.

Please note: You have to present proof of identity. Bring it (or a copy) with you.

(*) General restriction: the sum of outside dimensions of all hand carried baggage must be below 99 cm. Most airlines allow the following to be brought within the passenger cabin in addition to the free baggage allowance: a) inflight infant’s carrying basket b) fully collapsible stroller.
Excess charges are for all airlines 1% of the normal fare. Seair charges a fixed Php 40.00 per excess kilo +VAT for all sectors except Caticlan. Excess bagage Caticlan is Php 34.00 per kilo +VAT.
(**) Special note for Sportsmen if flying smaller planes: To guarantee that your luggage is on the same flight as yourself, we recommend to buy one (1) additional seat (for max.3 person’s equipment).
Membership Programs of some airlines include increased free baggage allowance for gear from 1 of 4 sports , being either golf, bowling, fishing, scuba gear or mountaineering equipment.
(***) Seair passengers, especially for MANILA-BUSUANGA v.v., will be required to purchase an extra seat (cargo seat) in case the combined body weight and accompanying baggage (including hand-carry) exceeds 100 kgs.

See the luggage restriction of smaller domestic aircraft, you might opt to leave some kilos behind. Only NAIA offers an “Interline Baggage Room”. Telephone no. (+632) 877 11 09 local 3633. Located in the arrival area at carrousel. Php 150 per 20 kilo per piece per day. Php 200 per piece per day above 20 kilo.

Actually no need. But to be sure about the final schedule we highly recommend to reconfirm your continuing or return reservation, where you stop does exceed seventy-two (72) hours. Failure to comply may result in cancellation of reservation. Especially on Peak dates.
Ask our Travel Consultant to assist you.

Since September 11, 2001, airlines worldwide could no longer cover war risk with their insurance brokers. They therefore came up with an additional charge to be born by the passenger, called “war risk tax / insurance”.
For domestic flights the amount is Php 250 for Seair, Air Philippines, Zest Air, Cebu Pacific and
Php 300 for Philippine Airlines and PAL Express. The insurance is already included in the ALL-IN fares.

NAIA Terminal - Yes, various banks have offices there.
PAL’s Terminal - Yes, various banks have offices there.
Domestic Terminal - Yes, BPI Bank (outside) & Money Changer inside

Not necessarily. To book is just to request for a reservation or inquire further based on your specific requirements. In fact, once you book, you are not automatically confirmed. Filipino Travel Center's Travel Consultant shall reply to your booking request for the status whether it is CONFIRMED, WAITLISTED, UNABLE TO CONFIRM or NOT AVAILABLE.

An OPTION is the deadline given by the supplier for you to purchase (pay) for your requested service. In other words, if your reply status was CONFIRMED, it can only be guaranteed confirmed for your actual use when you decide to pay for it on or before the OPTION date given. Once no purchase is made after the OPTION, your booking will automatically cancel and no confirmation is guaranteed should you decide to rebook.

"Book and Buy" is a term you may encounter for international tour packages only. This normally happens during super peak season when hotels are overbooked and their rooms are confirmed only upon pre-payment. In effect, our guests would have to make a non-refundable guarantee deposit once a booking is made. No OPTION is given already since once you decide to BOOK AND BUY , it's considered guaranteed confirmed and no refund is given for cancellation, whatever the reason may be.

In such cases, we suggest you get a Travel Insurance to protect your purchase when unforseen events occur.