Cheap Flights from Manila Ninoy Aquino to Dubai

If you are looking to fly from Manila Ninoy Aquino to Dubai you will be able to do so with a few different airlines. There are three airlines currently operating direct flights from Manila to Dubai – Cebu Pacific, Emirates and Philippine Airlines. All flights from Manila to Dubai will be arriving at Dubai International Airport, the main airport serving the emirate.

* This information is correct as of February 2019

Airport Information - Arriving

Dubai International Airport is the world’s busiest airport in terms of international passenger traffic and it's located just 5 km from the center of Dubai. The airport is made up of three passenger terminals and offers an exceptional variety of amenities and services. You can easily hop in a taxi outside of any passenger terminal, while one of the most convenient ways into Dubai is the Dubai Metro which is connected to Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. There are also plenty of international car rental companies with a presence at the airport if you want to rent your own vehicle. The airport’s many luxury shops, duty-free products and other retail stores to pass the time as you wait for your flight. You can also enjoy a hot meal or a quick snack at one of the restaurants/eateries or wait in a luxurious airport lounge. The airport provides travelers with free Wi-Fi access and offers other facilities like indoor gardens, rest zones and spa centers.

Airport Information - Departing

Ninoy Aquino International Airport is situated only 7 km away from Manila and is comprised of four passenger terminals. If you are flying with Emirates or Cebu Pacific you will need to make your way to Terminal 3, while Philippine Airlines passengers will be flying out of Terminal 2. The airport is conveniently linked to the local metro-rail network which makes it easy to reach the airport, while local buses are also available if this is more convenient for you. The airport offers a huge range of amenities and services for travelers to look forward to. You won’t go hungry as there are plenty of restaurants, fast food chains and cafés, or you can also explore the many retail and duty-free shops to pick up some last-minute goods. Free Wi-Fi access is also available and there are plenty of airport lounges to choose from.

What to Expect in Dubai

There are a wide variety of hotels in Dubai so you're sure to find something that suits your needs. Dubai experiences extremely hot weather over the summer with average highs exceeding 40 degrees, while the weather is warm and sunny for the rest of the year so you generally won’t need any warm clothing. If you're a Filipino national catching flights to the UAE, you will need to get a visa so be sure to arrange this in advance of your journey. The local time zone in Dubai is four hours behind the Philippines and the currency used is the United Arab Emirates dirham. In general you will find that Dubai is more expensive than Manila for most things like dining out and transportation, so be careful if you are on a strict budget. You can read our guides to learn the best things to see in Dubai as well as great tips for what you can do at night and for free.