Cheap flights to Manila

The economic and industrial boom experienced by the Philippines in the last years didn’t go unnoticed by the business World, as more and more investors started pumping money in a developing country with a lot of potential. This state of events and the fact that its geographical position allows it to have aerial coverage over most of Eurasia, Australia and the Western part of the United States contributed to developing Manila, the country’s capital, as one of the major transportation and trade hubs in the area.

The Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) in Manila is the glue that holds everything together in terms of air transportation in the area, although another airport, the Diosdado Macapagal, is on the verge of becoming an important piece as well. The Ninoy Aquino however has had a constant rise in number of air routes and traffic, going from an annual movement of 13 million passengers in 2003 to 20,5 million in 2007. The numbers alone clearly show the rising importance that the Manila airport is being given by the major airlines.

If you’re traveling from the United States, there aren’t really any “cheap” flights to Manila, given the distance to the destination and the fact that it’s an international flight. You’ll find the best deals from some popular U.S. locations in the adjacent table but please note that although the prices are taken as the cheapest offers right now, they might suffer slight modifications in the future.

If you want to know if there’s a direct flight or connection to Manila from your town please use our meta search engine to find the cheapest deals currently on offer by the most popular ~100 travel websites on the Internet. Also, if you’re looking to rent a car at the airport, check out our Manila car rental deal finder to give you an idea of the prices involved.