Airlines of Philippines

The Philippines has five operational airlines serving the archipelago's aviation market. Cebu Pacific is the dominant low-cost carrier, operating from dual hubs at Mactan-Cebu International Airport and Ninoy Aquino International Airport. Full-service carriers including Interisland Airlines, PAL Express, Sky Pasada, and Pacific Pearl Airways complete the network. Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila remains the busiest hub, alongside Mactan-Cebu in the Visayas region. Low-cost carriers represent a smaller segment compared to traditional carriers in the Philippines' aviation landscape.

Each Philippine airline's page provides practical information for travelers planning domestic and international flights. You will find contact details, office locations, and customer service channels for all carriers. Each airline's baggage allowance policy is clearly outlined, helping you understand what luggage you can bring onboard and as checked baggage. Check-in procedures, fleet composition, and booking information are also available to help you prepare for your journey.