Manila Airport Terminals
There are four terminals in Manila, Philippines. The Manila Domestic Airport caters to non- Philippine Airlines and non- Cebu Pacific domestic flights, while The Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 1 serves international flights from non- Filipino airlines. The Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 2 attends to Philippine Airlines and Air Philippines flights. The NAIA Terminal 3 handles flights from Cebu Pacific and PAL Express.
I would prefer NAIA Terminal 2, though the airfare is much more expensive. The check-in is smoother and the walk to and from the terminal gates are quicker. You have an array of food and souvenir choices.
The NAIA Terminal 3 is the newest airport in Manila. I have only used it for domestic travel. Usually the check-in line is long for the counters serve all domestic flights. If you are kind of late for your departure and you are at the end of the cue, you can have an instant jump at the counter when they announce the last call for your flight. The walk to and from the terminal gates are long. Also, some parts of the airport are not yet finished- either bare or just covered with white plywood.
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