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Manilla Ninoy Aquino MNL Airport Overview

Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport MNL, also referred to as 'NAIA' , is one of two international airports in the greater metropolitan area of Manila (the other is Diosdado Macapagal) and is at present functioning as the main international gateway to the to the Philippines and beyond.

The Airport is located along the border between Pasay City and Parañaque City, about 7 km south the city border of Manila, the Capital of the Philippines, and southwest of Makati City. The Airport can be reached directly via Naia Road, which connects to the Manila-Cavite Expressway.

With two runways and an estimated 22.7 million passengers a year, Manila International is at present hub for Cebu Pacific, Airphil Express, Philipine Airlines, SouthEast Asian Airlines & Zest Airways. It also is served by a good number of major international airlines, including Continental/ Continental Micronesia, offering direct and connecting flights to all points of the globe.

NOTE:
The greater Manila area is served by two international airports, NAIA and DMIA (Diosdado Macapagal International located in Angeles City, Pampanga, catering to low-cost and regular airlines).  As NAIA's runways have reached full capacity, the Philippine government intends to move the majority of international operations to DMIA which is set to replace NAIA as the primary airport of the Philippines by 2013.

The on-Airport Manila Airport Hotel is on Ninoy Aquino Avenue, near Terminal 1 & its parking facilities.

Manila International has four passenger terminals -Terminals 1, 2 & 3 and the Domestic Terminal at different locations. To get from terminal to terminal, you can take a taxi , a jeepney, or a bus. (For detailed terminal information, click on 'Terminal Map'.) 

Parking options at Manila International: (For detailed parking information, click on 'Airport Parking'.)

To get from Manila International to your destination you can rent a car, take a taxi, a jeepney, or a bus, or take a taxi to the Baclaran station to catch the light rail:
The Manila Light Rail Transit System is accessible via a taxi ride to Baclaran station.  The new Manila International Airport station is to connect the airport, with the LRT station, but not directly.



Manilla Ninoy Aquino MNL Airport Update History

  • Updated MNL Airports page - May 10, 2012
  • Updated MNL Direct Flights page - Apr 9, 2012
  • Updated MNL Airport Intro page - Mar 4, 2012
  • Updated MNL Main Terminals page - Mar 4, 2012
  • Updated MNL Terminal Map page - Feb 8, 2012
  • Updated MNL Parking On site page - Dec 10, 2011

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