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Manila Airport (NAIA) Announces Terminal Reshuffle

Holly Snow
Last updated: 1 March 2026 17:15
By Holly Snow
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Facade of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 in Pasay City © Richard A. Reyes
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On March 29, 2026, Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) will implement terminal reassignments, which will impact airlines from the start of the summer 2026 schedule. These changes will be made to optimise terminal capacity and improve passenger movement.

Interior of Manila airport, flight screen visible, people gathering. From March 29 the airport will reshuffles some of the terminals to ease congestion.
Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport © Skytrax

Manila Airport

This airport is often referred to as Manila Airport, with code MNL, and it is the main international gateway serving Metro Manila in the Philippines. The airport is located in Pasay/Parañaque and it handles most international and domestic flights for the capital region.

It is known for being severely congested, operating over capacity with four unconnected terminals, which often require external transport to navigate between them, leading to potential connection issues. The terminal reshuffles are being done in order to ease passenger congestion at all four terminals.

Air China Boeing aircraft at Manila airport, on the tarmac.
Air China Boeing 737 MAX 8 (B-1223) resting at Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila © Joshua Chao

Terminal Reshuffle

Beginning March 29, terminal reshuffles will take place at this airport. See below the affected airlines and flights.

Flights relocating to Terminal 1 from 3:

  • AirAsia Philippines
  • AirAsia

Airlines moving to Terminal 3 from 1:

  • Shenzhen Airlines
  • Air China
  • China Eastern Airlines
  • Royal Brunei Airlines
  • Vietnam Airlines

It is noted that Japan Airlines will also transfer its operations to Terminal 3 from 1, starting on April 1, 2026. Passengers who have booked with these airlines have been advised to double-check their flight and ticket details.

Have you ever flown from Manila Airport? If so, let us know your experience in the comments below!

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News Editor - As a second year English Literature student at Edge Hill University, Holly is constantly exploring how language shapes the way we experience the world. That love of stories has led her into journalism - most recently through her new role as a News Editor with Travel Radar.
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