Philippines airports
The state of the Philippines is comfortably located on seven thousand islands, and in its tourist treasury there is a lot of attractive for fans of both beach and active educational recreation. Travelers land at airports in the Philippines, for whom a long flight does not become an obstacle on the way to new discoveries and unexplored horizons.
The easiest way to get here from Russia is with transfers in Dubai, Amsterdam, Doha or Seoul - the planes of Emirates, KLM, Qatar Airways and Korean Air will deliver travelers from Moscow in a maximum of 18 hours.
Philippines International Airports
Using one of the above options, Russian tourists will find themselves in the capital's Manila airport, but other airports in the Philippines also have the right to receive international flights:
- Clark Air Harbor is located between Angeles and Mabalacat. The planes of regular flights from Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong, Seoul, Macau, Singapore, Doha and Cebu land here. The Philippine capital is also just a stone's throw from here, and 80 km can be traveled by buses that leave from the passenger terminal around the clock. Details about the airport's schedule and operation are available on its website - www.clarkairport.com.
- Cebu Airport is the second busiest airport in the country. Seasonally, Orenair flights from Moscow Sheremetyevo fly here, and regularly to Mactan Island, where this air harbor is located, it is easy to fly on AirAsia airplanes from Kuala Lumpur, Cathay Pacific from Hong Kong, Korean Air from Seoul and Tigerair from Singapore. All additional information can be found on the website - www.mciaa.gov.ph.
- Puerto Princess in Palawan province is the closest air gateway to the national park of the same name. The underground river and the surrounding area are included in the UNESCO heritage lists. Philippine Airlines operates flights to Puerto Princess from the capital of the country and from the island of Taiwan.
Metropolitan direction
The international airport in Manila is named after Benigno Aquino. The city where the airport is located and the passenger terminals are only 7 km away, and you can get to the center by buses of nine routes, following from all three terminals. The transfer is also available by taxi, which will be ordered in the arrivals area.
Infrastructure and airlines
Terminal 1 serves most international flights, including passengers from Delta Air Lines, KLM, Emirates, Singapore Airlines, Cebu Pacific and a local airline.
From the second terminal, you can fly only on Philippine Airlines flights, but to all parts of the planet - from New York and Bangkok to Osaka and Vancouver. Charter flights to Vladivostok are also on the schedule of Philippine Airlines.
Passengers at the Philippines airport in Manila have access to all infrastructure facilities - currency exchange offices, duty-free shops, cafes and restaurants, bank offices and a post office. You can rent a car in the arrivals area.
