Cheap flights from Manchester to Philippines

The Philippines is a country in South-East Asia with over 7,000 islands to its name. You could head for Manila, the sprawling high rise capital city. Or head south to the beach resorts of Boracay Island or the temples and casinos of Cebu City.
These volcanic islands serve up some impressive scenery, too. Volcanoes smatter Luzon Island, carving out some dramatic hiking trails and viewpoints. And the Bohol Province bubbles with almost 1,500 rolling hills.
There are loads of flight routes between Manchester and the Philippines, with journeys starting at 17 hours long.

How long is the flight from Manchester to the Philippines?

The Philippines is a huge country, so it depends which island you’re aiming for. Flights to the capital, Manila, start at around 17 hours, while Cebu City is over 18 hours away.

Which airlines operate flights from Manchester to the Philippines?

Air France and KLM will take you all the way to Manila – but they’re not always the cheapest options.
Because of the stopover, you can mix and match companies. So you could fly to Singapore with British Airways and continue your journey to the Philippines with Philippine Airlines.

How frequent are flights between Manchester and the Philippines?

There are loads of potential routes to choose from, so flights from Manchester to the Philippines take off throughout the day, 7 days a week. Just use our search engine to get a clear overview of your flight options.

Which airports serve Manchester and the Philippines?

All flights jet off from Manchester Airport.
You can take your pick of airports in the Philippines. Most people head for Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila or Mactan-Cebu International Airport in the Visayas region.

Which direct flight route between Manchester and the Philippines is cheapest?

There aren’t any direct Manchester to Philippines flights. The cheapest indirect flights usually head to Manila, the capital city.

Book a flight from Manchester to the Philippines, and you’ll discover a country of extremes. Take Manila – this city is one of the most populated places on the planet, with soaring skyscrapers and a tiny Spanish old quarter.
Further afield, Boracay Island takes things down a notch by pairing tropical beaches with chilled-out hotels. Or you could go right off the radar and trek the Chocolate Hills, Mount Mayon or Taal Volcano. Panoramic island views are a given in these regions.
Just remember to keep an eye on the weather. Most people time their travels for the dry season between November and May.

Use our search engine to find cheap flights to the Philippines.