Book Cheap Flights from UK to Manila

Flights from the UK to Manila (MNL) are currently available with one or more stops, as there are no scheduled non-stop services. Common connecting hubs include Dubai, Doha, Singapore and Hong Kong, with journey times typically ranging from 16 to 20 hours depending on the route. Philippine Airlines still sells London to Manila flights ticket, but these currently connect through a partner hub rather than flying non-stop.

Routes through Dubai (DXB), Doha (DOH), Singapore (SIN) and Hong Kong (HKG) are the most common. Rather than comparing them all yourself, ask TravelApp UK to check the most suitable connection for your dates. Planning a wider trip? See our guide to flights to the Philippines, and for ideas on where to go once you land, the Philippine Department of Tourism is a useful official starting point.

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United Kingdom to Manila Flights: Quick-Reference Guide

Most journeys from the UK to Manila involve one stop, and the best option depends on your departure airport, connection time, baggage allowance and ticket conditions.

These are route-planning indicators, not guaranteed schedules. Airlines, departure airports and connection times vary by date.

Flights from the UK to Manila: Leading Airline Networks

Emirates (EK), Qatar Airways (QR), Singapore Airlines (SQ) and Cathay Pacific (CX) are among the main one-stop options, while Turkish Airlines (TK) and other carriers provide additional connections through their own hubs.

The table shows common network patterns. The exact UK airport, operating carrier, connection and total journey time depend on the dates you want to travel, and our team can check these for you.

Journey ranges are indicative planning estimates, not published airline guarantees. They include an assumed connection and can change significantly with the timetable.

Emirates via Dubai (DXB)

Emirates connects UK passengers through Dubai (DXB), with onward services to Manila (MNL). The network can suit travellers looking for a single airline itinerary and a choice of UK departure points.

• Journey time: Often around 16 to 20 hours overall, depending on the UK departure and connection.

• Stopover friction: Usually one airport connection; check the scheduled transfer time and whether the onward flight departs from the same terminal area.

• Baggage: The allowance depends on cabin and fare conditions. Check the allowance printed on the ticket rather than assuming every Economy fare includes the same weight.

• Airport convenience: Dubai (DXB) is a major connecting hub, but passengers should still allow enough time to reach the onward gate.

• Ticket protection: A single Emirates-issued through-ticket generally gives more protection if a delay on the first flight causes a missed connection, subject to the ticket conditions.

Qatar Airways via Doha (DOH)

Qatar Airways connects UK airports to Manila (MNL) through Doha (DOH). It is a practical option for passengers who prefer a one-stop itinerary through a single hub.

• Journey time: Commonly around 16 to 20 hours, depending on the UK departure and layover.

• Stopover friction: One transfer at Doha (DOH); avoid choosing a connection that leaves too little time between flights.

• Baggage: Check the allowance for the exact fare family and cabin. Additional baggage may not be included in the lowest fare.

• Airport convenience: The itinerary connects through one airport, avoiding a separate city or airport transfer.

• Ticket protection: When both flights are on one through-ticket, the airline is generally responsible for arranging onward travel if a protected connection is missed because of an eligible delay.

Singapore Airlines via Singapore (SIN)

Singapore Airlines routes passengers through Singapore (SIN), with the long-haul UK flight followed by a shorter regional sector to Manila (MNL).

• Journey time: Often around 17 to 21 hours overall, although the connection can make the journey longer.

• Stopover friction: One transfer at Singapore Changi Airport (SIN); check whether the flights are on one ticket and whether baggage is checked through.

• Baggage: Allowances depend on cabin and fare rules. Confirm the checked and cabin baggage limits before booking.

• Airport convenience: Singapore (SIN) is a major transfer airport, but a long layover may be necessary on some dates.

• Ticket protection: A single through-ticket offers better missed-connection protection than separately purchased flights.

Cathay Pacific via Hong Kong (HKG)

Cathay Pacific connects the UK to Manila (MNL) through Hong Kong (HKG). It can be a useful alternative to Middle Eastern routings, particularly when its departure times and fares match your plans.

• Journey time: Often around 16 to 20 hours, depending on the connection.

• Stopover friction: One transfer at Hong Kong International Airport (HKG); check the connection time and terminal information on your itinerary.

• Baggage: The allowance varies by cabin and fare type. Check both checked baggage and cabin baggage conditions.

If you are weighing up Economy against Premium Economy or Business for a long family visit, our guide to the best airline cabin classes for long-haul trips to see family compares what each cabin gives you. - Airport convenience: The route avoids changing airports, although passengers still need to follow the airport's transfer procedures. - Ticket protection: Keep both sectors on one ticket where possible, so the airline can manage eligible missed connections.

European and Alternative Connections

Turkish Airlines via Istanbul (IST), and selected China-based airlines such as China Southern via their hubs, can provide alternatives when Middle Eastern or East Asian schedules do not suit your dates.

Their practical trade-offs are the same five things to compare: total journey time, the length and complexity of the stop, baggage included in the fare, the convenience of the transit airport and whether the flights are protected on one ticket. A lower starting fare may not be better value once baggage, a long layover or a separate ticket is included.

How TravelApp UK can help: Tell us your dates and departure airport, and we will compare the airlines flying to Manila on those dates side by side. That includes total journey time, layover length, baggage and fare conditions, so you can choose with everything in front of you rather than piecing it together from several airline websites.

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Flights to Manila from London, Manchester and Regional UK Airports

London offers the widest choice of connecting airlines, but passengers in the Midlands, the North and Scotland can also reach Manila (MNL) through major Middle Eastern and Asian hubs without travelling to London first.

Flights to Manila from London (LHR, LGW)

London Heathrow (LHR) has the broadest range of airline and hub combinations for Manila (MNL), including Emirates (EK), Qatar Airways (QR), Singapore Airlines (SQ), Cathay Pacific (CX) and Turkish Airlines (TK). London Gatwick (LGW) also appears on selected connecting itineraries, although the choice of airline and onward connection can be narrower on some dates. Explore our flights from London.

A flight leaving from London is not automatically the fastest or cheapest. Compare the full journey from your home airport, including the cost and time of reaching the departure airport, or ask our team to weigh this up for you.

Flights to Manila from Manchester (MAN)

Singapore Airlines operates one-stop services from Manchester (MAN) to Manila (MNL) through Singapore (SIN), with a typical journey time of approximately 17 hours 20 minutes to 18 hours, depending on the connection. Other available itineraries can use Middle Eastern hubs. See our flights from Manchester.

• Journey time: Singapore Airlines quotes around 17h 20m to 18h for its Manchester to Manila itinerary; other routes vary.

• Stopover friction: Usually one transfer, but the connection time and terminal instructions differ by airline.

• Baggage: Check the allowance for the full ticket and fare type, especially if the journey combines more than one airline.

• Airport convenience: Departing from Manchester avoids a separate journey to London.

• Ticket protection: Prefer one through-ticket so eligible delays on the first sector can be handled by the ticketing airline.

Flights to Manila from Birmingham (BHX)

Birmingham (BHX) has one-stop options through Dubai (DXB), Doha (DOH) and Istanbul (IST). Emirates publishes Birmingham to Manila itineraries with total journey times that vary according to the connection, including examples around 17h 30m and 18h 40m. Browse our flights from Birmingham.

• Journey time: Emirates examples range from around 17h 30m to 20h 45m, depending on the connection shown.

• Stopover friction: The number and length of transfers depend on the selected itinerary; check for any self-transfer.

• Baggage: Confirm the allowance for each flight sector, particularly where a second airline operates the onward flight.

• Airport convenience: A Birmingham departure can be more practical for Midlands passengers than travelling to London.

• Ticket protection: A single ticket is preferable to separate bookings if the connection is important.

Flights to Manila from Scotland and Northern Ireland (EDI, GLA, BHD)

Edinburgh (EDI) and Glasgow (GLA) have one-stop options through Gulf hubs such as Dubai (DXB), so many Scottish passengers do not need to start in London. From Belfast City (BHD), travellers usually connect via a UK or European gateway first. See our flights from Edinburgh and flights from Glasgow.

• Journey time: A feeder flight adds time, so compare the full door-to-door journey rather than just the long-haul sector.

• Stopover friction: Some itineraries involve two transfers instead of one; check whether the connection is protected.

• Baggage: Through-checked baggage depends on the airlines' interline arrangements and ticket conditions.

• Airport convenience: A short domestic or European feeder can avoid a long journey to London, but an airport change may remove that advantage.

• Ticket protection: Book the feeder and long-haul flights on one ticket where possible. Separate tickets leave you more exposed if the first flight is delayed.

How TravelApp UK can help: For every regional departure, we can compare starting locally against travelling to London and beginning the long-haul journey there. We look at fare, total travel time and connection risk. Where a feeder flight is needed, we aim to keep it on the same ticket as your long-haul flights so the connection is protected.

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Connecting Routes: Middle Eastern vs East Asian Hubs

Middle Eastern routes generally divide the journey into two substantial flight sectors, while East Asian routes often have a longer first leg followed by a shorter flight to Manila (MNL). The better choice depends on the timetable, layover and ticket conditions.

Middle Eastern Hubs: Dubai (DXB) and Doha (DOH)

Dubai (DXB) and Doha (DOH) are major connection points between the UK and the Philippines. They offer one-stop routing options with onward services to Manila (MNL).

Via Dubai (DXB):

• Journey time: The UK to Dubai and Dubai to Manila sectors split the journey into two long-haul flights. Emirates publishes Dubai to Manila flight times of approximately 8h 15m to 9h 35m, depending on the service.

• Stopover friction: One transfer at Dubai International Airport (DXB); the connection length determines how long you spend between flights.

• Baggage: Emirates uses a weight-based allowance on many routes, but the amount varies by fare and cabin. Its published Economy allowances include 20kg, 25kg, 30kg or 35kg depending on fare brand.

• Airport convenience: A single-airport transfer avoids travelling between airports, but passengers must follow the transfer signs and check their onward gate.

• Ticket protection: A single Emirates through-ticket offers a clearer process if an eligible delay causes a missed connection than two separately booked flights.

Via Doha (DOH):

• Journey time: Doha (DOH) provides a one-stop connection between UK airports and Manila (MNL); total time depends on the inbound and onward schedules.

• Stopover friction: One transfer at Hamad International Airport (DOH), with the layover length determined by the selected flights.

• Baggage: Check the fare-specific allowance and confirm whether the full journey is ticketed together.

• Airport convenience: The route uses one connecting airport, avoiding a separate surface transfer.

• Ticket protection: Keep both sectors on one ticket where possible, so the airline can manage eligible missed connections under its conditions.

East Asian Hubs: Singapore (SIN) and Hong Kong (HKG)

East Asian routes can involve a longer first flight from the UK, followed by a shorter regional flight to Manila (MNL). Singapore Airlines, for example, publishes London to Singapore flight times of around 13h 10m to 13h 25m and a Singapore to Manila sector of approximately 3h 55m, excluding the layover.

Via Singapore (SIN):

• Journey time: The long first sector is followed by a roughly four-hour flight to Manila (MNL); the layover adds to the total elapsed time.

• Stopover friction: One transfer at Singapore Changi Airport (SIN); check the time between flights and whether the airline has issued one ticket.

• Baggage: Through-checking depends on the booking and airline arrangements. Confirm this before departure.

• Airport convenience: Singapore (SIN) is a major transfer hub, but a longer wait may be needed to match the onward schedule.

• Ticket protection: A single through-ticket provides better protection for eligible missed connections than separate tickets.

Via Hong Kong (HKG):

• Journey time: The UK to Hong Kong sector is long-haul, followed by a shorter flight to Manila (MNL); total time depends on the connection.

• Stopover friction: One transfer at Hong Kong International Airport (HKG), without a city-airport change on a standard connection.

• Baggage: Check the baggage allowance and through-check arrangements shown on the ticket.

• Airport convenience: The route uses one major international transfer airport.

• Ticket protection: A single Cathay Pacific through-ticket, or a properly protected partner itinerary, is preferable to separate bookings.

If you would like a few nights in Dubai, Singapore or Hong Kong on the way, see our guide to multi-city and stopover holidays and our page on flights to Dubai. Some travellers also combine the Philippines with Kuala Lumpur or Bali on one trip; our multi-city flights checklist explains how to plan it.

Which Hub Should You Choose?

There is no universally best hub. Compare the complete itinerary, not just the airline name or the advertised flight time.

How TravelApp UK can help: Let us know what matters most to you, whether that is the shortest journey, the lowest fare, a comfortable layover with children or a hub where you would like a stopover. Our team will then suggest the routings that fit best and explain the trade-off of each.

Route Comparison: Transit Efficiency vs Fare Value

A premium one-stop itinerary is usually easier to manage than a cheaper multi-stop or split-ticket journey, but the lowest fare can still be worthwhile when the extra time and conditions are acceptable.

Is It Better to Book One Ticket or Separate Flights?

A single through-ticket is usually the safer choice when the journey depends on making a connection. If the first flight is delayed and you miss the next flight, the airline or ticketing carrier can normally arrange onward travel under the ticket's applicable conditions.

Separate tickets can sometimes reduce the initial fare, but you take on more responsibility. You may need to collect your luggage, clear immigration, check in again, pay for baggage separately and buy a replacement ticket if the first flight arrives late. Our guide to direct vs connecting flights explains the risks of separate tickets in more detail.

Before choosing a cheaper itinerary, compare:

• The full price after checked baggage and seat fees.

• The total journey time, including every layover.

• Whether you must change terminals or airports.

• Whether you need to clear immigration during the transfer.

• What happens if the first flight is delayed or cancelled.

A lower advertised fare is not necessarily the lower-cost journey once these factors are included.

How TravelApp UK can help: We tell you clearly whether an itinerary is on one through-ticket or made up of separate bookings, before you pay. If a cheaper split-ticket option exists, we will show you what it saves and what extra risk it carries, so the decision is yours to make with the full picture.

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Average Flight Durations from the UK to Manila

The total journey time to Manila (MNL) depends on the flight sectors, the connecting airport and the scheduled layover; wind and operating conditions can also affect individual flight times.

Indicative planning ranges for one-stop itineraries are:

• London Heathrow (LHR) to Manila (MNL): around 16 to 20 hours on a well-timed connection.

• London Gatwick (LGW) to Manila (MNL): around 17 to 22 hours, depending on the airline and hub.

• Manchester (MAN) to Manila (MNL): around 17 to 21 hours on suitable one-stop schedules. Singapore Airlines publishes examples around 17h 20m to 18h, depending on the layover.

• Birmingham (BHX) to Manila (MNL): around 17 to 21 hours on suitable one-stop schedules. Emirates publishes examples around 17h 30m to 20h 45m.

These are planning estimates, not fixed airline timings. Some route databases list flight-sector time separately from the layover, so check whether a quoted duration is airborne time or the complete elapsed journey.

For a fair comparison, use the same travel dates and compare the scheduled departure and arrival times shown on the complete itinerary.

How TravelApp UK can help: Every option we quote shows the full door-to-door elapsed time, including the layover, not just the time in the air. If you would rather arrive in Manila in the morning, avoid an overnight connection or limit the layover to a set number of hours, tell us and we will filter the options to suit.

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Long-Haul Baggage Allowances and Ticket Protection

The baggage allowance on a UK to Manila journey depends on the airline, fare type and ticket structure, while a separate domestic flight within the Philippines may have a different allowance from the international flight.

How Much Checked Baggage Can You Take to Manila?

Many long-haul Economy fares include a checked bag, but the weight is not universal. Some fares include no checked baggage, while others use a weight allowance or a fixed number of bags.

For example, Emirates publishes Economy checked baggage allowances of 20kg, 25kg, 30kg or 35kg, depending on the fare brand on eligible weight-concept routes. Always check the allowance on your actual ticket, and see our hand luggage size guide for cabin bag limits.

What Happens to Luggage During a Connection?

On a through-ticket, checked baggage is often tagged to the final destination, but this depends on the airlines, airport and itinerary. Check the baggage tag at the first airport and ask the check-in agent whether you need to collect your bag at the connecting hub.

If you book separate tickets, you may have to collect your luggage, clear customs or immigration where required, check in again and pay for baggage on the next flight. Leave enough time for these steps.

Watch the Baggage Limit on Domestic Philippine Flights

A long-haul baggage allowance does not automatically carry over to a separate domestic booking.

For example, Cebu Pacific's GO Basic fare includes no checked baggage, while GO Easy and GO Flexi include one 20kg checked bag. Philippine Airlines also offers prepaid domestic baggage options, including 15kg and 20kg allowances. These conditions can differ by route and fare.

If you plan to fly from Manila (MNL) to Cebu (CEB), Caticlan (MPH) for Boracay, or another domestic destination, check the domestic airline's allowance before buying the international ticket. A bag that is accepted on your long-haul flight may exceed the allowance on your onward flight.

What Happens If You Miss a Connecting Flight?

The key difference is whether your flights are protected on one ticket.

• One through-ticket: If an eligible delay causes you to miss the next flight, the airline responsible for the ticket will generally arrange onward travel under its conditions.

• Separate tickets: The onward airline may not be responsible for the missed flight. You could have to buy a new ticket and pay for any extra baggage.

• Self-transfer: You may need to collect your bags, clear the relevant border checks, change terminals and check in again yourself.

For long-haul travel, the cheapest itinerary is not always the best value.

How TravelApp UK can help: Tell us how many bags you are taking, including balikbayan boxes or gifts for family. We will then check the checked and cabin allowance on every sector of your journey, including any domestic flight within the Philippines. Where the fare does not include enough baggage, we can compare a higher fare with more allowance against buying extra bags, and tell you the cost before you book.

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Manila Terminal Operations and Onward Transfers

Manila's Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) has four passenger terminals, and travellers connecting to a domestic flight may need to collect their luggage, clear customs and transfer to another terminal.

Understanding the Four Terminals

Terminal assignments can change, so check the latest information from your airline before travelling.

Do You Need to Change Terminals for a Domestic Connection?

If you arrive internationally and connect to a separate domestic flight, you may need to:

1. Clear Philippine immigration.

2. Collect your checked baggage.

3. Pass through customs.

4. Transfer to the domestic departure terminal.

5. Check in again and drop off your baggage.

6. Pass through security before boarding.

The airport provides shuttle buses and taxi options for terminal transfers, but waiting times and road traffic can make the journey unpredictable. Japan Airlines advises passengers transferring between terminals for international and domestic flights to retrieve their baggage, clear customs and allow more than 180 minutes for the transfer. This is useful guidance, not a guarantee that every itinerary can be completed in that time.

Our advice: Avoid booking a tight self-transfer at Manila (MNL). Allow a generous buffer, particularly if your domestic flight is on a separate ticket.

How TravelApp UK can help: If you are flying on to Cebu, Boracay, Davao or elsewhere, include the onward flight in your enquiry. We will look for an option that keeps it on the same ticket where possible, check which terminal each flight uses and make sure the connection time is realistic. If the onward flight has to be booked separately, we will tell you and suggest a safer gap, or an overnight stop near the airport if that makes more sense.

Getting from Manila Airport to the City

For travel from the airport, use an authorised transport service and confirm the fare arrangement before starting your journey.

• Coupon taxi: Use the official airport dispatch process and confirm the fare before departure.

• Yellow metered taxi: Check that the meter is running and keep the dispatch slip provided by airport staff.

• App-based transport: Use the designated airport pick-up arrangements and check the vehicle and fare details in the app.

• Pre-arranged private transfer: Useful when travelling with family, several bags or a late arrival. Confirm the driver and meeting point in advance.

The airport's transport guidance lists coupon taxis, yellow metered taxis, app-based services, car hire and airport buses.

Avoid unmarked vehicles and drivers who approach you with an unclear fare. If you are connecting onwards, do not leave the terminal unless your itinerary requires you to do so.

How TravelApp UK can help: Let us know if you are arriving late at night, travelling with children or older relatives, or carrying a lot of luggage. We will try to match you with a flight that lands at a more convenient time, and tell you which terminal you arrive at so you know where to meet your driver or family. If you would like a private airport transfer or a hotel for your first night, mention it in your enquiry and we will include the options available in your quote.

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How to Avoid Peak Fare Surges on Manila Flights

Flights between the UK and the Philippines can become more expensive around major holiday periods, particularly when overseas Filipino workers and families travel home for Christmas and New Year.

1. Plan Around the Christmas and Balikbayan Travel Rush

Late November through early January is an important period for Filipino families travelling between the UK and the Philippines. Christmas and New Year are among the busiest travel dates, so waiting until the final weeks can leave you with fewer suitable flight choices. It is also worth looking at Black Friday travel deals in late November if you have not booked yet. If you do end up booking late, our guide to last-minute flight deals explains where to look.

What to do: Start comparing dates early, check alternative departure days and avoid assuming that the cheapest fare will still be available later. Our guide on the best time to book flights covers this in more detail.

2. Check Easter and Holy Week Dates

Easter and Holy Week can bring additional travel demand within the Philippines, as well as international travel by families visiting relatives. Dates change each year, so compare the calendar before choosing your outbound and return flights.

3. Compare UK School Holiday Dates

Summer and other school holiday periods can be more expensive for families who need to travel during fixed dates. If your plans allow, compare departures just before or after the busiest holiday weeks.

4. Compare Mid-Week and Weekend Departures

Tuesday or Wednesday departures can sometimes offer a lower fare than popular weekend dates, but there is no guaranteed cheapest day. Compare the actual prices for your travel week rather than relying on a fixed weekday rule.

5. Compare the Complete Fare, Not Just the Headline Price

A cheaper itinerary may include a long layover, no checked baggage or a separate onward ticket. Add the cost of baggage, seats and any required airport transfer before deciding which option offers better value. Our guide on how to find cheap flights from the UK has more tips, and our article on how to save money on holidays covers costs beyond the flight.

6. Keep an Eye on Typhoon-Season Disruption

The Philippines has a typhoon season that generally runs from June to November. Weather-related disruption can affect flight operations, so check airline updates and official weather information from PAGASA, along with the GOV.UK travel advice for the Philippines, before travelling.

How TravelApp UK can help: If your dates are flexible by a few days, tell us your window and we will compare fares across nearby dates and departure airports, not just the single day you asked about. That matters most at Christmas, when a day or two either side can make a real difference. If the airline changes your schedule after booking, contact us and we will help you work through the options your ticket allows.

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Long-Haul Flight Assistance from TravelApp UK

TravelApp UK is a UK travel agency based in Burnley that helps passengers compare UK to Manila flight options, including airline routes, connection times, baggage allowances and fare conditions, before submitting a booking request.

A long-haul itinerary is more than a departure time and a headline fare. The connection, ticket structure and baggage rules can make a significant difference to the overall journey.

When you request a quote, our team can help you:

• Compare airline routes: Review available options through Dubai (DXB), Doha (DOH), Singapore (SIN), Hong Kong (HKG) and other connecting hubs.

• Check departure airports: Compare London, Manchester (MAN), Birmingham (BHX) and regional UK departures.

• Review baggage conditions: Check the checked and cabin baggage allowance shown for the selected fare.

• Understand connection arrangements: Identify whether your itinerary is a through-ticket or involves separate bookings.

• Compare fare conditions: Review relevant change, cancellation and baggage terms before you confirm.

• Plan domestic connections: Fit onward flights to Cebu, Boracay, Palawan or Davao around your international arrival.

• Arrange extras: Include airport transfers or a first-night hotel in Manila in your quote on request.

• Support after booking: Help if the airline changes your schedule or you need to change your dates under your fare rules.

Spread the Cost of Your Manila Flights

Long-haul family trips can be expensive, especially at Christmas. TravelApp UK offers flexible ways to pay, including instalments, Klarna and Fly Now Pay Later on eligible bookings. Klarna runs its own eligibility checks, and missed payments can lead to a booking being cancelled or affect your credit. See our payment policy and our guide to book now, pay later and deposit schemes.

What About ATOL and ABTA Protection?

Protection depends on the type of booking and the provider's applicable authorisation or membership. ATOL does not automatically cover every flight-only booking, and ABTA membership or protection should not be assumed.

TravelApp UK is an ATOL holder, and eligible flight bookings receive an ATOL Certificate. See our booking conditions, and read how to spot a fake travel agency online.

Before paying, ask what protection applies to your specific booking and request the relevant documentation where applicable. You can also check an ATOL number on the CAA website. For qualifying ATOL-protected bookings, check that you receive an ATOL Certificate and that the details match your purchase.

Get a Tailored United Kingdom to Manila Flight Quote

The right flight to Manila depends on where you are leaving from, when you need to travel, how much baggage you are taking and whether you need a domestic connection after arrival.

Send TravelApp UK your exact travel details and our team can compare available airlines, connecting hubs, journey times and fare conditions.

Request your UK to Manila flight quote today. Include:

• Your departure airport, such as London Heathrow (LHR), Manchester (MAN) or Birmingham (BHX).

• Your preferred departure and return dates.

• The number of adults and children travelling.

• Your checked baggage requirements.

• Any onward domestic flight you plan to take after arriving at Manila (MNL).

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