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If you wanna know which airline operates at which terminal of Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Manila Airport), he is a list. I have also included the International Air Transport Association (IATA) code.
Hope this helps especially if you are travelling for the first time.
Air Canada
Terminal: 3
IATA Code: AC
Air China
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: CA
Air France
Terminal: 3
IATA Code: AF
Air Macau
Terminal: 2
IATA Code: NX
Air New Zealand
Terminal: 3
IATA Code: NZ
Air Niugini
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: PX
AirAsia
Terminal: 3
IATA Code: AK
AirSWIFT
Terminal: 4
IATA Code: T6
Alitalia
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: AZ
All Nippon Airways – ANA
Terminal: 2 or 3
IATA Code: NH
Alphaland Aviation
IATA Code: C9
Asiana Airlines
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: OZ
Bangkok Airways
Terminal: 2
IATA Code: PG
Cathay Dragon
Terminal: 3
IATA Code: KA
Cathay Pacific
Terminal: 3
IATA Code: CX
Cebgo
Terminal: 4
IATA Code: DG
Cebu Pacific
Terminal: 3
IATA Code: 5J
China Airlines
Terminal: 1, 2 or 3
IATA Code: CI
China Eastern Airlines
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: MU
China Southern Airlines
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: CZ
Delta Air Lines
Terminal: 3
IATA Code: DL
Emirates
Terminal: 3
IATA Code: EK
Ethiopian Airlines
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: ET
Etihad Airways
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: EY
EVA Air
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: BR
Gulf Air
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: GF
Hong Kong Airlines
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: HX
JAL – Japan Airlines
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: JL
Jeju Air
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: 7C
Jetstar
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: GK
Jetstar Asia
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: 3K
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Terminal: 3
IATA Code: KL
Korean Air
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: KE
Kuwait Airways
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: KU
Malaysia Airlines
Terminal: 1 or 2
IATA Code: MH
Oman Air
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: WY
PAL Express
Terminal: 2 or 3
IATA Code: 2P
Philippine Airlines
Terminal: 1, 2 or 3
IATA Code: PR
Philippines AirAsia
Terminal: 3 or 4
IATA Code: Z2
Qantas
Terminal: 3
IATA Code: QF
Qatar Airways
Terminal: 3
IATA Code: QR
Royal Brunei Airlines
Terminal: 1 or 2
IATA Code: BI
Saudia
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: SV
Scoot
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: TR
Singapore Airlines
Terminal: 3
IATA Code: SQ
Skyjet
Terminal: 4
IATA Code: M8
Thai Airways International
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: TG
Turkish Airlines
Terminal: 2 or 3
IATA Code: TK
UNI Air
Terminal: 1
IATA Code: B7
United Airlines
Terminal: 3
IATA Code: UA
Vietnam Airlines
Terminal: 1 or 2
IATA Code: VN
Xiamen Airlines
Terminal: 1 or 2
IATA Code: MF
Parting Words
The listed terminals above are the terminals used by the airlines mentioned for flight arrivals and departures. In some cases, these terminals can change. It is highly advisable to check for the information in your flight ticket or flight changes advisory from your airline.
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Here are just some of the biggest reasons to visit Melbourne.
Buzzing nightlife
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Fantastic food
There are also lots of exciting places to eat in Melbourne. It’s the culinary capital of Australia and has attracted restaurateurs from around the world leading to a mix of cosmopolitan flavours. You can grab breakfast in a French-style café, try some sushi for lunch and then dine at an Italian restaurant in the evening if you fancy. Melbourne is also renowned for its coffee and is the place to go to try an authentic flat white.
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Vibrant shopping
Another great reason to visit Melbourne is its shopping opportunities. On top of all the high-class fashion brand stores, you’ll also find many independent vintage store for going clothes shopping. The hustle-bustle of Victoria Market is also worth experiencing – here you’ll find lots of fresh foods for sale in a historic setting.
Stunning street art
Melbourne’s laneways are well worth a visit – on top of quirky cafes and tapas bars, you’ll also see some stunning street art. Hosier Lane and ACDC Lane are some of the most vibrant spots and attract some pretty wild and eccentric street performers. It’s the perfect place for those craving something a little offbeat.
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Natural beauty
This city also boasts some impressive natural wonders on its doorstep. The Dandenong Ranges are only an hour from Melbourne’s CBD – here you can explore the lush rainforest and see incredible waterfalls. The Great Ocean Road is also worth taking a drive down – on top of taking in the magnificent views of the sea, you can explore the pristine beaches and visit several of the historic fishing towns. On top of this, you can also explore the sprawling vineyards of the Yarra Valley where some of Australia’s best wine is produced.
Have you ever been to Melbourne? Do you want to go? let me know your thoughts in the comments section below!
Appreciating the modest beauty of Sabang Beach in Capalonga, Camarines Norte
Every place you will ever visit can be captivating, it broadly depends on your outlook. You can either free the inner kid in you, be cheery and playful OR kick up a fuss. In Sabang Beach Capalonga, Camarines Norte, it requires no effort to enjoy. The unpretentious, unpressured natural hangout is very much conducive to recreation.
A big shoutout to Camarines Norte Provincial Tourism for partnering with Katooga.ph and involving bloggers like me to #CometoCamNorte and explore the beauty of the province. This almost year-end getaway covered the municipalities of Daet, Vinzons, and Capalonga. In this post, let me talk a bit about Capalonga and more about Sabang Beach.
The travel time from Daet to Capalonga was long enough to finish a playlist, take some photographs, and make up for lost sleep. That is to say, it was not boring nor unproductive. Two hours in the van with fellow bloggers and Camarines Norte Tourism staff flew by quick, thanks to the lush coconut plantations and some interesting scenes from the road.
The sign says “Maligayang Pagdating sa Capalonga!”
When we arrived in Capalonga, we stopped by the municipality’s welcome sign. It reads “Maligayang Pagdating sa Capalonga!” which translates to “Welcome to Capalonga!”. To our right is the vast waters of Talagpucao Bay. We couldn’t help but take individual photos looking to this beautiful body of water. Bay areas like Talagpucao Bay are shelter to local fishermen during harsh weather conditions and therefore play a great economic and strategic importance for the areas they belong to.
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Capalonga is a third class municipality in the province of Camarines Norte. It’s famous for the Feast of the Black Nazarene and Palong Festival held annually every second week of May. The town residents here are apparent devotees, they generously support the construction of the new Parochial church that will have a “Kamay ni Hesus” statue. It is being constructed on top of the hill and is set to finish hopefully three years later.
Aside from historical churches, Capalonga is also known for its natural wonders such as waterfalls and beach areas. This time, we got to visit Sabang Beach.
The bridge to Sabang Beach
To get to the beach front, you need to cross this rustic, narrow bridge.
During our visit, many children play around this area. I find it nostalgic watching them jump into the water. I used to do the same in a river nearby our house. I like such activity. To me, jumping from a high place into the water is totally rejuvenating.
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| Photo taken by Lagaw Travelogue |
The real fortunate kids
The children (and the residents) living near Sabang Beach are real fortunate. The beach is just a stone’s throw away from their houses. They can swim anytime, play in the sand anytime, and admire the sun’s dramatic dip over the horizon every time…
Most children these days get hooked to staying indoors playing with their gadgets. I think kids who do this are missing out. Good thing the children we saw in Sabang Beach are enjoying their leisure time out with friends connected to nature while staying fit and active.
Again, they remind me of a time I enjoyed playing with the kids in our neighborhood—running freely outdoors, catching tadpoles, climbing trees, swimming in the river, getting dirty in the mud, and climbing some more trees…
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| Photo by Lagaw Travelogue |
Sabang Beach for tourists
Sabang Beach is largely undeveloped and pristine.
You can come here for camping or picnic but should not expect any available public facilities. However, you can have some arrangements with any resident to use their rest rooms to freshen up.
It is also worth noting that there are no restaurants in the area so again it is advisable for you to bring your own food or dine at a recommended local diner in this town to enjoy Capalonga’s delicacy!
Regardless very few shortcomings, Sabang Beach is still worth the considerable time. The sand here is impressive. The energy of the locals, the waters, and the view overall is even more so.
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| Photo from Lariza Garcia of Moments Around the Corner |
Click here to know how to get to Capalonga, Camarines Norte from Metro Manila
Parting Words
Even for a professional traveler, a destination is not always about instagrammable sights or the convenience brought by luxury. More often, it’s about the sense of joy that comes when you free your inner child and let a good time wash over you. You can be anywhere, with anyone, and still make your trip worthwhile. Travel is, after all, about creating memories and appreciating even the smallest, seemingly insignificant detail… And in the case of Sabang Beach, the narrow bridge, the soft sand, the happy kids, and the coconut trees – that all remind of slow life but stress-free and lighthearted!
