How to Transit at Manila's Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Airport - Connecting Flight
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- 0:04 - International-to-International Transfer.
Flights on separate PNR/ ticket itinerary
After disembarking your aircraft, follow the signs to Arrivals. Make sure you comply with Philippine entry requirements and safety protocols. Register for eTravel and get a QR code. you will have to clear immigration to collect your baggage and go through customs.
Proceed to Departures, check in again, go through the immigration and security check before heading to your boarding gate.
To board a connecting flight, you should refer to the gate information printed on your boarding pass or on the flight information display system, which will direct you to the designated gate for your flight. Make sure you are in the correct terminal.
0:56 - Connecting between terminals
If both of your flights are with Philippine Airlines or part of a single-ticket itinerary with another airline, Free shuttle services between terminals 1 and 2 are provided, airside.
For transfers involving different airline under a separate ticket,
other terminals, Terminal 3 and 4, Manila International Airport Authority, MIAA offers free shuttle services, landside. Depending on your luggage and who you are travelling with, you can opt for a taxi or e-hailing service to get to another terminal for added convenience.
Flights booked on a single ticket itinerary and baggage checked through to the final destination.
After disembarking your aircraft, follow the signs to Transfers. you can transit airside, without the need to go through immigration and collect your baggage. obtain your boarding pass from the transfer desk if it wasn't provided during your initial check-in. Proceed to security screening. Head to the gate to board your connecting flight.
Be prepared for long queues during screenings and allocate enough time for your transfer.
2:03 - International to Domestic flight transfer
it is important to note that even if your bags are checked through, you may still need to collect your luggage, have them cleared by customs, and then drop them off at the domestic transfer desk. The bags will then be transported and loaded onto your connecting domestic flight.
If the connecting flight is at another terminal, you can take the shuttle bus to get there. For a domestic flight booked on a different ticket or PNR, proceed to the Departure Area. Check in and get your boarding pass. Enter through the domestic entrance, undergo security screening, proceed to the boarding gate, and await the boarding call.
2:53 - Domestic to International flight transfer
If your checked bags are checked-through and you are not traveling to Australia, your bags will be automatically transferred to your departing flight.
Passengers with connecting flights to Australia, even if baggage are checked through, must claim their baggage and undergo additional security checks upon arrival in Manila at the Baggage Screening Area. These are additional government requirements.
Exit the Domestic Arrival Area. Proceed to the International Departure Area and Undergo Security Screening. Head to Immigration Gate before boarding your international connecting flight.
3:33 - Things to do during Overlay
The airport has a variety of dining options, ranging from fast food to sit-down restaurants. You can enjoy local Filipino cuisine or international dishes. Additionally, you can shop for local delights and souvenirs, browse duty-free stores. There are water dispensers are available throughout the terminal, children's playground as well as charging stations for your devices. Lounges with comfortable seating, food, drinks, and Wi-Fi. also Check out their art installations and cultural exhibits.
4:05 - Visit Manila
Explore the historic Fort Santiago, a citadel that offers a glimpse into Manila's colonial past, with well-preserved ruins, gardens, and museums. In Makati, the interconnected malls of Greenbelt, Glorietta, and SM Makati offer a seamless shopping and dining experience, with convenient access to the MRT Ayala Station via connected walkways. Bonifacio Global City, BGC is a vibrant district known for its modernity and lifestyle offerings.
For a taste of Filipino comfort food with a modern twist, dine at Manam. Sinigang- traditional sour soup. garlic rice. Pinakbet- mixed vegetables dish.
5:00 - Important Reminders
Be prepared for long queues during screenings. Arrival Immigration for entering the Philippines and baggage checks may be congested. The time required for transfers can vary significantly based on taxi, ride hailing service wait times, shuttle bus operation, and traffic congestion. Flight ticket check may be conducted before entering the departure terminal. allocate enough time for your transfer.
References
Manila Airport Authority
Philippine Airline
Up until now I haven’t found such a complete guide on the transfer procedure for Manila, thank you so much! We are connecting SIN to DGT through Manila in 3 weeks so this is very helpful. Thank you!
You're welcome, have a good trip!
Hi! Travelling to Philippines Xmas time, just wondering if I arrive from an international flight in Manila terminal 1, then I board a domestic flight with a different ticket from a different airline, is a 4 hour layover enough? And which route in the video do I follow?
Hi, 2:03 - International to Domestic flight transfer.
it is important to note that even if your bags are checked through, you may still need to collect your luggage, have them cleared by customs.
If the connecting flight is at another terminal, you can take the shuttle bus to get there.
For a domestic flight booked on a different ticket or PNR, proceed to the Departure Area. Check in and get your boarding pass. Enter through the domestic entrance, undergo security screening, proceed to the boarding gate, and await the boarding call.
yes, 4 hours should be enough.
@@theresearchfiles thank you!! Yes after my international flight, my domestic flight is on a different PNR and different terminal, can I still get the shuttle bus?
@@knjstrivia yes, you can take the shuttle bus.
@@theresearchfiles thanks for your help!
If we flight with the same airlines, do we need claim baggage when we transit? And then check in again, or the baggage will be automatically transfer to the next flight?
Hi, usually if your flights on a single PNR, you don't need to claim your baggage and check in again, and will be sent to the final destination.
Do I need transit visa when passing Manila Airport
@@thihahtunhtun801 hi usually you don’t need a visa if your flights are on a single PNR
@@thihahtunhtun801 hi usually with single pnr you dont need a visa.