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Manila Airport Transfer NAIA Shuttle Bus Between Terminal 1, 2, 3 and 4 (Route, Schedule, Fare)
Rush airport transfers in Manila's Ninoy Aquino International Airport used to be a pain in the ...
Several times in the past, Tutubi ferried foreigners he met during flight or at the arrival area waiting in line to get a taxi, from NAIA Terminal 3 to NAIA Terminal 1 to catch connecting flights back to their home country or from NAIA Terminal 3 to NAIA Terminal 4 (formerly Manila Domestic Airport)
herewith are the options for Manila Airport Terminal Transfers: NAIA Shuttle Bus route, schedules and fare
Fastest Option: Manila Airport taxi (fares and travel time):
Getting from one NAIA terminal 1 to Terminal 3 averages 25 minutes by taxi (if you can get a taxi right away.) This is expected to be shortened to 8 minutes once under-construction NAIA Expressway project is completed to link Sales Interchange (SLEx) to Coastal Road and the PAGCOR Entertainment City complex and even Skyway to Makati and eventually to NLEx Balintawak if Skyway Stage 3 is completed next year.
Taxi fares between terminals should cost just around PhP150.00 (about US$2.5) to PhP200.00 (metered)
Note: The NAIA Terminal 3 shuttle bus to Baclaran, MRT and LRT has been resumed recently, shuttle fare is still PhP20.00/passenger :(
these shuttle buses, if you want Manila Airport transfers between terminals, have plain white color with no markings
NAIA shuttle bus from Terminal 1, Termina2 2, Terminal 3 and Terminal 4 (old domestic airport) is free of charge and comes at regular intervals
requires waiting time for the shuttle buses to arrive and have passengers. well, recommend you take the taxi if you have lots of luggage
Public Transportation guide to/from Manila Airport Terminals:
From NAIA Terminal 1, you can ride public utility buses from the road in front of the terminal building. the bus will pass by Baclaran, MRT taft Avenue Station and LRT EDSA Station onwards to Magallanes (mantrade), Pasay Road, Ayala Avenue, Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue (Buendia), Guadalupe, Boni/Pioneer St., Shaw Boulevard, SM Megamall, Ortigas Avenue, Robinsons Galleria, Ortigas Center, Cubao and onwards to its destination.
Related Posts:
How to get to NAIA Terminal 1,
How to get to NAIA Terminal 2, How to get to NAIA Terminal 3,
How to get to NAIA Terminal 4,
How to Get to Manila Domestic Airport
The NAIA Airport shuttle bus has plain white color without markings. How do we know that it is the Airport Shuttle bus or it is the Criminals bus? The problem of Filipino Airport planners are not customer oriented.
There must be an identification in the bus written NAIA Airport Shuttle bus and the direction to Terminal 2 or 3 etc. This is still the old ways 20years ago, that our Airport is the most dangeraous airport in the world.
Note: The NAIA Terminal 3 shuttle bus to Baclaran, MRT and LRT has been resumed recently, shuttle fare is still PhP20.00/passenger :(
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