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List of airlines operating at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Manila Airport)

In Airports, Uncategorized
August 8, 2019
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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.

Did you find this article helpful? Let me know your thoughts in the comments section below!

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2022 Note: This blog post was originally published in 2013, but since it is one of the most-viewed posts, I update it every time to include the latest research, up-to-date information, and most helpful tips on this topic. 

Please check the comments section especially THE FEATURED COMMENT on the Disqus thread. As of today, the travel ban is still lifted. DOST/CHED/SUC scholars are removed from the BI watchlist.

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This just proves, DOST scholars like me can travel outside the Philippines without having to apply for clearance. 

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You can verify if there is a derogatory record against you that may prevent you from departing the Philippines. I also did this a week before my flight schedule.

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Memorandum lifting DOST/CHED/SUC scholars watchlist

The memorandum is addressed to the Chief of Information and Communications Technology Chief, Jolly Bert G. Galleon, and Airport Operations Division Chief, Benito G. Se, Jr., stating the removal of the names of DOST scholars from the watch list. Thus, starting from June 19, 2012, DOST Scholars will no longer be required to secure TRAVEL CLEARANCE from DOST nor any document from the Bureau of Immigration to travel out of the country unless the concerned scholar is prevented to travel by some other lawful case.

Indeed this is great news for scholars who wish to travel abroad!


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Doc Rob’s must-have supplements during this pandemic

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I’m always on the look for quality and effective supplements. That said, I wanna share these wellness products that are sustainably sourced and manufactured in Japan, produced by the most-loved chiropractor in the Philippines, Doc Rob Walcher.

According to Doc Rob, these three products: Total Joint Care, Fish Oil with Vitamin D, and Vitamin C are the ultimate health pack. All these contain the essential ingredients our body needs for immunity boost and overall health. 

Total Joint Care 


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Vitamin B6               30mg

Shark cartilage extract (contains chondroitin)   27mg

Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM)  120mg

Chicken cartilage extract (contains type II collagen) 20mg 

Salmon cartilage extract (contains proteoglycan)  10m

Hyaluronic Acid (HA) promote wound repair & cartilage Protection. In the same way, it helps alleviates pain & inflammation.

Price: ₱3,195.00

Ultra Fish Oil 60 

60 soft gels

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DHA                                                         66.63mg

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