Ninoy Aquino, Manila (MNL)

An airport in Manila, Philippines. IATA code MNL. ICAO code RPLL. Terminals 1, 2 and 3.

On Flyteller:

Departures and arrivals
The map, with 234 places inside it, 128 of them to eat and drink
Walking routes along its mapped corridors
Essentials, each fact with the page it came from: getting there and away; lounges; facilities; terminals and airlines

The airport’s own website: newnaia.com.ph

Quick answers

Is there food after security at Ninoy Aquino?

Yes. The map has 60 places to eat or drink after security.

How do I get to Ninoy Aquino by public transport?

UBE Express NAIA Loop and MRT Line 9 (Metro Manila Subway) NAIA Terminal 3 station, scheduled to open in 2029.

How many terminals does Ninoy Aquino have?

3: T1, T2 and T3.

Flyteller’s map · checked Thu 24 Sept · en.wikivoyage.org · checked Thu 24 Sept

Getting there and away

Official yellow airport taxis: various destinations · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
Regular white city taxis: most destinations within the city · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
Grab: Terminals 1, 2, 3 pickup areas · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
UBE Express NAIA Loop: PITX for LRT Line 1 connections · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
NNIC free landside shuttle bus: between terminals · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
Car hire: At Manila Airport, car hire desks in Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 belong to Avis, Budget (temporarily closed), Europcar and Hertz. Hirers need an International Driver’s License or an English-language Driver’s Licence, plus a photocopy of it. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
Bus: Metro-Rail Transit passengers can get off at EDSA-Taft station, which has an airport shuttle terminal beside it. City buses on the EDSA-MIA route pass Terminals 1 and 2, and the airport shuttle also runs between terminals. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
Taxi: Being near Manila’s main commercial business districts, the terminals have chauffeur services, hotel drivers and metered cabs. Use pre-booked, metered or official taxis only, and turn down rides offered by people who approach in the terminal. Depending on traffic, the journey takes about 20-60 minutes. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
MRT Line 9 (Metro Manila Subway) NAIA Terminal 3 station, scheduled to open in 2029: Terminal 3 · Source: en.wikivoyage.org

Lounges

Club Manila: Terminal 3/F, Terminal 1 · Free to American Express Platinum and UnionBank Gold/Platinum cardholders, BPI Preferred Banking clients, BDO Diamond Rewards members, business class on Malaysia Airlines, Philippine Airlines and United Airlines · ₱750 · 24 hours · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
Pacific Club Executive Lounge: Terminal 4/F, International Wing, Terminal 3 · Free to Priority Pass, DragonPass, BPI SkyMiles Platinum, Citibank Prestige/PlatinumMiles cardholders, SkyTeam Elite Plus members, business class on Delta and KLM · $25 · Daily, 4AM-10AM · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
PAGSS Lounge: Terminal West Satellite, Terminal 1, beside entrance to Gate 2 · Free to The Club Card, Priority Pass and Diners Club cardholders, BPI Preferred Banking clients, BDO Diamond Rewards members, business class on multiple listed airlines · Daily 6AM-midnight · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
Skyview Lounge: Terminal 4/F, International Wing, Terminal 3, near Gate 115 · Free to Priority Pass, Priority Access Club, AmEx Platinum, Citibank Platinum/PremierMiles, Diners Club and UnionBank Platinum cardholders · 24 hours · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
Mabuhay Lounge: Terminal 4th Floor of Terminal 1, airside, close to Gate 15 · After security · From PHP 2,850 at the door • First and Business Class passengers on Philippine Airlines • Million Miler, Premier Elite and Elite members of Mabuhay Miles · 5:00 AM – 11:00 PM · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
Marhaba Lounge: Terminal Terminal 1 airside, close to West Satellite Bay 9 · After security · From EUR 39.08 at the door • Lounge membership programmes • Some credit cards (UnionBank Platinum Visa, RCBC Visa Platinum) · open 24 hours · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
Wings Transit Lounge: Terminal 4th Level of International Departures, Terminal 3, airside, close to Gate 115 · After security · From PHP 700 at the door, with sleep pods costing extra • Prepaid passes • Credit card reward schemes · Open 24 hours · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
SilverKris Lounge: Terminal 4th Level of International Departures, Terminal 3, airside, close to Gate 115 · After security · First and Business Class passengers on Singapore Airlines • KrisFlyer Elite Gold members • Star Alliance Gold members · Open 4:10 AM – 9:00 AM, then 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM, in line with Singapore Airlines flights · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026

Facilities

kids: Free NAIA Kiddie Traveler's Lounges at Terminals 1 and 3, open daily 7AM-10PM, for children up to 7 · Terminals 1 and 3 · Daily 7AM-10PM · Source: en.wikivoyage.org
sleeping: Manila Airport can be slept in, but how it goes depends a lot on the terminal. Terminal 3 has the most practical options, among them several quieter corners used overnight and a guarded sleeping area ahead of security. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
opening_hours: Landside, all NAIA terminals are open 24 hours. Checkpoint hours depend on the terminal and the flight schedule, and airside areas usually close once the last departure has gone. Reported checkpoint times, which may change, are about 4:00 AM – 1:00 AM at T1, 4:30 AM – 11:00 PM at T2, 4:00 AM – 2:00 AM at T3 and 5:00 AM – 10:00 PM at T4. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
water: Free drinking water refill stations are reported airside by Gate 5 in T1, Gate 15 in T2, Gates G108 and H3 in T3 and Gate 104 in T4, though they may not always be there or working. Landside there is little choice: travellers usually use toilet taps (where safe to drink) or buy bottled water at convenience stores like 7-Eleven (Terminal 3, Level 2). · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
left_luggage: Luggage and More runs left luggage at reported rates of ₱200 for the first 4 hours (small items), ₱350 a day, ₱1,800 a week and ₱6,500 a month. Unconfirmed locations and hours: T2 Departures Area, 3:00 AM–9:00 PM; T3 Departures Area by Gate 4, 2:00 AM–10:00 PM; T3 Arrivals Area, South Wing, 24 hours. Prices and hours are worth checking again, as third-party operators change them. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
charging: Airside charging stations are reported by Gate 7 in T1, Gate 10 in T2, Gates G105 and H5 in T3 and Gate 102 in T4. Landside, sockets are scarce, above all outside Terminal 3. Sockets may be in use or broken, so bring a power bank and suitable adapters. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
showers: Showers are only in lounges, all airside: in T1, the PAGSS Premium Lounge (₱1,800/$32 USD entry, shower included); in T3, the Plaza Premium Lounge (₱2,000/$36 USD, shower included) and the Wings Transit Lounge (₱500/~$9 USD, shower only). · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2026
wifi: Manila Airport has free Wi-Fi throughout on the “NAIA Free WiFi” network, with no sign-up. Travellers often complain of slow speeds, dropouts or trouble connecting. In 2024 some users noticed modest improvements, mainly in Terminal 3, but the connection is still patchy in Terminals 2 and 4, and reliability remains doubtful. · From Sleeping in Airports; latest report 2024

Terminals and airlines

Terminal 1: Philippine Airlines, AirAsia Group, Air India, Air Niugini, Asiana Airlines, China Airlines, EVA Air, Hunnu Air, Korean Air, Kuwait Airways, Malaysia Airlines, Oman Air, Saudia, VietJet Air, XiamenAir · Source: en.wikipedia.org
Terminal 2: Philippines AirAsia, Royal Air Philippines · Source: en.wikipedia.org

Updated 2026-09-24