WARNING:
Don't even think of cracking a bomb joke at the airport. Filipinos may have a sense of humor but bomb jokes can make you miss your flight and get you in serious trouble with the police and airport security people.
How to Get to NAIA Terminal 1
Carriers: All International flights of Foreign Carriers
How to commute to NAIA Terminal 1:
Option 1: There are jeepneys going to the terminal in Baclaran (you may take the LRT and get off at Baclaran terminal).
Option 2: On EDSA, wait for buses with signboards MIA (as in Manila International Airport) that pass by the terminal (you need to walk though).
Option 3: Take a taxi all the way to the airport. From Quezon City Munoz, taxi fare at night is just P280 (trip takes about 40 minutes on lean hours), from Makati CBD is just around P150 (travel time around 20 minutes) while from Ermita and Malate districts of Manila it's about P250. Taxi fare goes up in heavy traffic though.
Driving Directions NAIA Terminal 1:
From EDSA, drive towards Makati, past Magallanes interchange and take the left-turn ramp/flyover to Aurora Boulevard. Turn right at the end (Andrews Avenue) then left at the next intersection [Domestic Road, landmarks: Petron and Caltex] then another left on NAIA Road (formerly MIA Road) [landmark: Caltex gas station] then finally a right on Ninoy Aquino Avenue [landmarks: NAIA park on your right, Caltex to your left]. Head straight until you see the terminal ramps. There are direction signs along the way so you won't get lost.
From NAIA Terminal 1 to your destination on deplaning:
Airport Taxis are available at the exit gates (expensive and charge a fixed rate based on destination)
Metered taxis (yellow cabs) available right of exit gates charge more expensive than regular metered taxis (flagdown rate is P70.00) with P4 for every 300 meters.
In order to flag a metered taxi, upon exit look for the escalators going up to the departure area and hire a taxi that had just offloaded passengers.
How to Get to NAIA Terminal 2 (Centennial Terminal)
Used exclusively by Philippine Airlines (PAL) for International and Domestic flights
How to commute to NAIA Terminal 2:
Option 1: There are jeepneys going to the terminal in Baclaran (you may take the LRT and get off at Baclaran terminal).
Option 2: On EDSA, wait for buses with signboards MIA (as in Manila International Airport) that pass by the terminal (you need to walk though)
Option 3: Take a taxi all the way to the airport. From Quezon City Munoz, taxi fare at night is just P280 (trip takes about 40 minutes on lean hours), Makati CBD is just around P150 (travel time around 20 minutes) while from Ermita and Malate districts of Manila it's about PhP250. Taxi fare goes up in heavy traffic though.
Driving Directions NAIA Terminal 2:
From EDSA, drive towards Makati, past Magallanes interchange and take the ramp/flyover going to Aurora Boulevard. Turn right at the end (Andrews Avenue) then left at the next intersection (Domestic Road) [landmarks: Petron and Caltex] left on MIA Road (NAIA Road) [you'll see Nayong Pilipino on your left] until you see the terminal ramps. There are direction signs along the way so you won't get lost.
Overnight Parking at NAIA Terminal 2: PhP50.00/night (it's safe due to presence of security guards)
From Terminal 2 to your destination on deplaning:
Airport Taxis (Coupon taxi) are available at the exit gates (expensive and charge a fixed rate based on destination e.g. P450.00 to Makati CBD)
Metered taxis (yellow cabs) available right of exit gates charge slightly more expensive than regular metered taxis (P70 flag down rate).
In order to flag a metered, upon exit look for the escalators going up to the departure area and hire a taxi that had just
offloaded passengers. (You may need to haggle here since some drivers may ask for additional fares on top of the meter or simply
ask for a fixed fare. Go for the next taxi if that's the case. This is especially true for foreigners)
How to Get to NAIA Terminal 3
(Opened July 2008 and currently used by Cebu Pacific, PAL Express and Air Philippines)
Gates 131-134 of NAIA Terminal 3 are used for domestic flights of Cebu Pacific, PAL Express and Air PhilippinesHow to get to NAIA Terminal 3
Driving Directions to NAIA Terminal 3:
From Laguna and Batangas via SLEX, take the exit ramp in Nichols right after the SLEX toll gates, turn left towards Villamor Airbase then go around the rotonda infront of NAIA Terminal 3.
From the north via C5, drive towards Fort Bonifacio towards 5th Avenue where you drive all the way to Villamor Airbase (Nichols) until you see the rotonda and the entrance of terminal 3.
Alternately, from EDSA, take the flyover to airport road, turn right on Andrews Avenue (landmark: Caltex gas station), make a U-turn at the rotonda, then drive until you see the terminal in front of another roundabout.
Overnight Parking Fee at NAIA Terminal 3 Carpark: PhP50.00/night (it's safe due to presence of security guards)
There are no tubes used at Terminal 3 on deplaning for domestic travel. Passengers are required to board shuttle buses to and from the boarding gates.How to commute to NAIA Terminal 3:
Option 1: Jeepneys plying the Nichols to SM Mall of Asia via Macapagal Avenue and Tramo route pass by Andrews Avenue in front of the terminal.
Option 2: On EDSA, wait for buses with signboards MIA (as in Manila International Airport), alight on Airport Road then transfer to Nichols-bound jeeps.
Option 3: At EDSA Taft Rotonda (from MRT EDSA Station or LRT Taft Avenue station), board jeepneys with Nichols/Terminal 3 on the signboard.
Option 3: There's a direct bus to Terminal 3 via C5 from Eastwood City, Libis, Quezon City via Fort Bonifacio going to Newport City in front of Terminal 3, operated by Citylink Coach Services (Citylink Business Class is emblazoned on the side of the bus, the same company providing The Fort bus service).
Option 4: The best yet most expensive, take a cab all the way to the airport terminal. From Quezon City Munoz, taxi fare at night is just P220 (trip takes about 40 minutes on lean hours) and from Makati CBD is just around P110 (travel time around 20 minutes). Taxi fare goes up in heavy traffic though.
From Terminal 3 to your destination on deplaning:
Airport Taxis are available at the exit gates (expensive and charge a fixed rate based on destination)
Metered taxis (yellow cabs) available right of exit gates charge P70 for the first 500 meters and P4 for the every succeeding 300 meters and P4 for every two minutes of waiting time.
Metered taxi from MGE and EMP are available at the far right end.
In order to flag a metered, upon exit head straight towards Andrews avenue where metered taxis are queued up. Note that taxi drivers here always try to negotiate a rate and not use the meter.
You can also ride the jeepney going to Mall of Asia via Tramo and Macapagal Avenue or drop off at Aurora Boulevard then transfer to an EDSA-bound bus to your destination.
How to Get to Manila Domestic Airport (alternately Manila Domestic Terminal (MDT))
Carriers: all domestic flights Seair (South East Asian Airlines, usually misspelled as Sea air), ZestAir (formerly Asian Spirit)
How to commute to Manila Domestic Terminal:
Of all airport terminals in Manila, this is the most commuter-friendly where public transportation is readily available. You can immediately board a bus to EDSA or a jeep to Baclaran just a few steps outside the terminal.
Option 1: There are jeepneys going to the terminal in Baclaran (you may take the LRT and get off at Baclaran terminal).
Option 2: On EDSA, wait for buses with signboards MIA (as in Manila International Airport) that pass by the terminal (you need to walk though)
Option 3: Take a taxi all the way to the airport. From Quezon City Munoz, taxi fare at night is just P220 (trip takes about 40 minutes on lean hours) and from Makati CBD is just around P110 (travel time around 20 minutes). Taxi fare goes up in heavy traffic though.
Driving Directions to Manila Domestic Airport:
From Quezon City via EDSA, drive towards Makati, past Magallanes and take the left-turning ramp/flyover to Aurora Boulevard. Turn right at the end (Edwards Avenue) then left at the next intersection (Domestic Road) [landmarks: Petron and Caltex gas stations]. Continue until you see the Domestic Airport on your left.
Free Shuttle bus transfers to the various Manila airport terminals:
Unlike other large airports (e.g. Hong Kong), where terminals are linked by dedicated rails, Manila's 4 terminals are now serviced by free shuttle service should you need to transfer to another terminal to catch a connecting flight.
On arrival terminal 1, turn right on leaving the arrivals hall and the shuttle stop is about fifty meters in front of you.
At Terminal 2 (PAL terminal), exit arrival hall and the stop is about one hundred meters and a little to the right.
A large blue and white sign makes it impossible to miss. The driver said the circuit takes about thirty minutes.
At Terminal 3 arrival exit, the shuttle queue is just a little to the right, about 20 meters from the door exits.
Airport Terminal Fees, Tourist Traps and other Information:
NAIA Terminal Fee: P550.00 for international flights
NAIA Terminal Fee: P200 for domestic flights (now included in your plane tickets)
(Terminal Fee is synonymous to airport tax)
ATMs are available at Terminals 1 and 2, and 3
Money changers are present in all terminals but usually sell Pesos at higher rates (usually by one or two pesos more) than those outside and buy dollars a peso or two less than the present exchange rate.
For taxis, you may need to haggle with some drivers who ask for additional fares on top of the meter or simply ask for a fixed fare (kontrata). Proceed to the next taxi if that's the case. This specially true to foreigners.
Regular Taxi fares in Manila comes with a P40 flagdown rate (plus P10 mandated in addition to the flagdown to offset rising fuel costs) the first 500 meters plus P3.50 for every 300 meters and P3.50 for every two minutes waiting time (or idle time in heavy traffic).
If you intend to drive your own car to catch your flight, you may opt to park your car at Park n Fly where a shuttle service can take and fetch you at the airport. Rates are P10/hour with minimum of 24 hours.
Overnight Parking at NAIA Terminal 2: PhP50.00/night or PhP35 day rate.
Free Wireless Internet (Wifi) at the waiting area of NAIA Terminal 2
If you can't figure out the directions given, you may refer to this map of Ninoy Aquino International Airport and immediate vicinity.
Important Telephone Numbers:
Manila International Aiport Authority (MIAA)
+63.2.877.1109 Connecting all Departments
+63.2.877.1111 Emergency/Complaints Assistance Center
+63.2.877.1120 NAIA Terminal 1 Flight Information
+63.2.877.1130 NAIA Terminal 2 Flight Information
+63.2.832.3566 Manila Domestic Airport (Old Domestic Terminal)
SMS: +63.2.917.839.6242 (TextNAIA)
Airport Police +63.2.877.1101 local 3939
Via SMS/Text Message: send your text message to TEXNAIA (0917-8395242)
Hotels near Manila Airport (as well as Inns, Pension Houses, Lodges)
Manila Airport Hotel (within NAIA near Terminal 1)
Philippine Village Hotel
Marriot Hotel (in front of Terminal 3)
Kabayan Hotel
Hotels in Makati and Taguig (The Fort) are generally near the airport, about P120 taxi fare (metered) to various hotels e.g. Mandarin Oriental, Hotel Intercontinental, Makati Shangri-la Hotel, New World Hotel, The Peninsula Manila, Dusit Hotel, Sommerset, Best Western Astor, City Garden Hotel, et al
Should you know of other ways to commute to the airport terminals, please leave a comment for Tutubi to update the information contained herein.
Reference Exchange Rate: US$1=P41.00 and 1 Euro = P68 (Philippine Peso) )
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UPDATED: April 2013
thanks for posting this! really helpful!
ReplyDeletedins, hope you get there without the hassle :P
ReplyDeletethanks for the post! this info. is really good!
ReplyDeletenice informative blog! just wanna now if there's restaurants or fast food chains inside NAIA terminal 3
ReplyDeleteAnonymous, when iwas there, there was only Gonuts Donuts, another pastry shop and some sort of a snack bar. only three or four shops but no fastfood yet
ReplyDeleteThanks for the post, its really a big help for me. God bless!
ReplyDeleteWhat are the airlines flying in and out of NAIA 1 (Internatiional Flights)?
ReplyDeleteanonymous, as mentioned above, all international flights except those of PAL (Terminal 2) and Cebu Pacific (Terminal 3). information also indicated on the ticket
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff! and very detailed too. This will be useful as we go to T3 today.
ReplyDeleteAlvan, glad to be of help always :P
ReplyDeleteIs there free wireless internet in the international waiting area of NAIA 2?
ReplyDeletetitojohn, as stated above, there's wifi at terminal 2
ReplyDeleteHi! Is it safe to take a bus going to NAIA 1,especially when you take a walk going to the arrival area after you drop off to the bus?
ReplyDeleteanonymous, it's ok. there are many guards there around the facility for it's a secure area...
ReplyDeletehay salamat. at least i will know how much will i be spending before i finally reach to the aircraft.sana mag post ulit kayo ng detailed chart of fees at the terminal para ang mga first timers like us will not be surprised .thanx
ReplyDeleteanonymous, i have a separate post about airport terminal fees for major airports in the Philippines if that's what's your looking for
ReplyDeletedo they have overnight parking at naia terminal 2?
ReplyDeleteanonymous, an officemate of mine parked his car overnight at Terminal 2 a couple of times with no problems
ReplyDeletethank you very much! my questions are answered.
ReplyDeleteDo you know how long it takes to get from Terminal 3 to 2 via the free shuttle buses? Also do you know if there are flights to Davao at Terminal 3?
ReplyDeleteDo you know how long it takes to get to Terminal 2 from Terminal 3 via the free shuttle buses? Also, are there domestic flights to Davao at Terminal 3?
ReplyDeleteDo you know how long it takes to get to Terminal 2 from Terminal 3 via the shuttle buses? Also, are there flights to Davao at Terminal 3?
ReplyDeleteDo you know how long it takes to get to Terminal 2 from Terminal 3 via the shuttle buses? Also, are there flights to Davao at Terminal 3?
ReplyDeleteDo you know how long it takes to get to Terminal 2 from Terminal 3 via the shuttle buses? Also, are there flights to Davao at Terminal 3?
ReplyDeleteanonymous, travel time between terminals is just about 15 minutes. i've heard the shuttle makes a round trip every 30 minutes between all terminals but I've yet to try it first hand since i don't have a need for it. Cebu Pacific and PAL Express operates at NAIA Terminal 3 ad they have daily flights to davao
ReplyDeleteThank you for the info... it helps me to get in Lucena City. I'm from Davao and it's my first time to travel going Lucena. What will be the best and safe ride for me to get in the BUS TERMINAL going Lucena from the Airport?
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the info and sorry about the multiple posts. The message telling me to wait until the post was verified popped up in a foreign language hence the multiple posts.
ReplyDeletemoodysf, from the airport, taxis can take you to Buendia corner Taft avenue to at JAM Transit terminal. taxi fare is around PhP80 and not to exceed P100. If you're passing NAIA Terminal 3 and feeling adventurous, take the shuttle at the exits going to MRT/LRT (fare=P20) drop off after crossing Taft avenue (where the LRT is), then walk back towards Taft avenue then board jeepneys going to Quiapo/Divisoria then request the driver to drop you off at the bus terminal of JAM on Buendia.
ReplyDeleteaiport coupon taxi cost 450pesos.
ReplyDeleteIs this for both car or van prices??
We need a van for lots of luggages.
thanks...........................
anonymous, the P450 i quoted is a big car, much like a toyota avanza or revo, with lots of luggage space at the back. it's also fr Makati CBD too and fare increases as you go farther.
ReplyDeletethank u much for the quick reply.
ReplyDeletewe are going to Malate area so P450++
isnt bad enough with the luggages.
this is the only site ive found with
complete information.
anonymous, how many are you? the coupon taxis have specific fares to certain designated areas. i've never actually rode them, I just asked them once just to know. at least they're safe. no meter since it's a contract price. available at the airport exits, get the coupon from the counter, pay then ride.
ReplyDeleteHello ,
ReplyDeletejust wanna ask if the marriott hotel front of the terminal 3 is open now or still close? what is the closest hotel in terminal 3?
Hello,
ReplyDeleteis it marriott hotel infront of terminal 3 is open or still close? what is the nearest hotel in terminal 3?
anonynous, marriott as far as i know is not yet open. i don't know the exact opening date. you still can't book online at their official website...if you like posh hotels, just try heritage hotel or sofitel philippine plaza. even shangri-la makati or dusit thani is fine since you won't get trapped in makati's infamous traffic
ReplyDeletehello i just wanna ask from laguna how to commute to NAIA terminal 1
ReplyDeleteanonymous, where in Laguna? you just have to board a bus to Cubao and alight on EDSA, probably Magallanes/mantrade, cross EDSA then ride a bus with signboard MIA. just request the conductor to drop you off at the terminal
ReplyDeleteHi! We don't want to take a cab anymore. Do they have overnight or long-term parking at NAIA (Centennial) Terminal 2? How much is the fee?
ReplyDeleteanonymous, please see above. you did not read the post and just asked the question :(
ReplyDeleteGreat site! I know this is in your Airport Fees post, but just to reiterate: the Travel Tax (P1,620.00) for international flights may or may not be tucked into your ticket price. If you buy your ticket via a travel agent, make sure the price is tucked in. If you buy online (eg CebuPac, PAL, Jetstar), you'll have to pay the Travel Tax at the airport, aside from the P750 Terminal Fee (for international flights). Just to keep in mind so you're not short of cash at the airport.
ReplyDeleteAnd every time I fly out of the Philippines, I keep pesos for cab fare for my return to Manila, and I tell the yellow cab drivers up front that I have only enough for my usual fare. The metred yellow cabs are sometimes dodgy and the drivers then just choose to turn off the metre and accept what you give, because they'll end up paying their company whatever is in excess of what you choose to pay if you dispute the fare. It usually costs only P180-P200 to get to my flat from T1 so I have only P200, but a couple of times the metre already got as high as P300 using the same route and without traffic. Caveat emptor, etc.
corkscrews, thanks for the reminders
ReplyDeleteFrom NAIA, how can i get to divisoria? What are hotels situated near divi? Forgive me. I planned to visit Manila, and this would me my first. Hope you could help me. Thank you & God bless!
ReplyDeleteAn, which NAIA terminal? From manila airport terminal 3, you can ride the shuttle bus to EDSA LRT taft then ride a Divisoria-bound jeepney there. from Domestic airport, terminals 1 and 2, you can ride the jeepneys bound for Baclaran, then transfer to Divisoria-bound jeepneys. These days, it's hard to flag a metered taxi at the airport much more going to Divisoria.
ReplyDeleteso glad to see this site, very informative..pwedi po malaman kong pano mag commute papunta calamba laguna from NAIA po.
ReplyDeleteanonymous, from which naia terminal? anyway, to get to calamba from the airport, you need to get to ridethe shuttle to LRT/Taft at NAIA terminal 3, or the jeepney from terminal 1 & 3 to LRT/Taft. transfer to a jeepney bound for quiapo/divisoria/sta cruz and request the driver to drop you off at Greenstar terminal (JAM) near the corner of Buendi and taft ave (you can also take the LRT and get off at Gil Puyat station). GreenStar buses will take you to Calamba (are you going to Pansol hot spring resort?)
ReplyDelete1. I would like to know how much we are going to pay for 4 days parking at NAIA Terminal?
ReplyDelete2. To where should we drop off for Cebu Pacific International flight?
Thank you
anonymous, i've yet to try it but i have conflicting reports on this. some say P120/day or lower but cheaper ovenight parking there against park n fly.
ReplyDeletefor cebu pacific, it's NAIA terminal 3, and also indicated on your e-ticket
gudeve...ask lng kami kc 1st tym nmn mg palne to manila,kac naga ferry lng kmi...pag land bh ng plane,pag labas nmn malayo pba lakarin nmn????pra makaabt kmi sa arrival????my magsundo sa amin,were siya pwede maghinty sa amin????/tnx
ReplyDeletekaye, please don't use text speak here, you're already using a qwerty keyboard. the arrival is quite far from the plane itself...there's a designated arrival wiating area
ReplyDeletekaye, please don't use text speak here, you're already using a qwerty keyboard. the arrival is quite far from the plane itself...there's a designated arrival wiating area
ReplyDeleteWhat are the fast food inside terminal3?
ReplyDeleteanonymous, no jollibee nor macdonalds there. Just GoNuts donuts, a chinese shop, delifrance and others...perhaps I'll list them all next time besides the Dutyfree shop nearby
ReplyDeletehello i just wanna ask from las pinas viraville town homes classic how to commute to NAIA terminal 3..hope you could help me. Thank you & God bless!
ReplyDeleteanonymous, i don't know here viraville is but if you know how to get to MOA (SM mall of asia), baclaran or pasay rotonda (taft corner EDSA MRT LRT) you can ride the jeepneys going to NAIA Terminal 3 from those places
ReplyDeleteI tried riding the shuttle from T3 to EDSA MRT yesterday.
ReplyDeleteQuestion: Can I also ride that shuttle when going to T3? What is the ealiest time I can catch that shuttle?
chyng, yes, you can catch the shuttle to NAIA Terminal 3 from Pasay Rotonda. It's at the terminal behind Sogo Hotel, the same terminal where you can catch jeepneys going there. Read also this NAIA Terminal 3 shuttle bus post. I remember asking the conductor about the trip going to Terminal, it's around 5am in the morning first trip and 9pm in the evening last trip. I don't have an upcoming trip but if you're going there, might as well ask and please leave a comment for me to update this. thanks
ReplyDeletehello, im from cebu and im going to manila to pick up my hubby from U.S, i would like to know is Naia 3(domestic) far from Naia 2 (internationa PAL)? Is it safe there bec. honestly im not familiar in Manila especially in the airport. I hope you can guide me. thanks
ReplyDeleteare there cheaper pensionne hotels in the nearby airport?
ReplyDeleteanonymous, as mentioned above, there are free shuttle service between the terminals (about 30 minutes travel time)...you don't need to flag a taxi
ReplyDeleteanonymous, i only know of pension houses "near" the airport in makati or malate
Hi,we'll be arriving from an international flight late around 11pm.Is it easy or safe to just take a taxi outside the airport?Which taxi could you suggest is reliable?
ReplyDeleteInfos very much appreciated
Thanks,
Xanne
Xanne, where are you going? the best still are those coupon taxis with fixed rates but expensive. the yellow airport taxis are also ok. you'll be given a stub with the taxi plate number and hotline to call in case of problems with the cab or cab driver
ReplyDeleteOw,thanks for the reply.
ReplyDeleteWe'll be going then to a hotel in Ermita.
I tried to ask the hotel if they can pick us up at the airport,they asked 1,500 php for one-way,I guess it's too much compared to coupon taxis.I'll try what U said.
Thank you backpacking,
Xanne
dang,, whoever made this,, I salute you..!
ReplyDeleteyoure so patient answering even the silliest questions,,
If they had read the post,, they can get the answers themselves..
Just want to ask about the Free Airport Shuttles do they operate 24 Hours? I'm arriving 11PM NAIA 1 and leaving NAIA2 6AM...Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteThe free airport shuttle from and to NAIA 1 and 2 is it 24 Hours? and are there any 24 Houre stores in the airports?
ReplyDeleteI am landing at terminal 1 and need to get to terminal 3 for a connecting flight and only have 2 hours to get to terminal 3. can i make the flight? how far is it from terminal 1 to 3? A taxi is probably my best bet if i am to make my flight on time right?
ReplyDeletelibertyports/anonymous, the airport shuttles are always there to ferry passengers to various airport terminals. if you can wait and there are waiting cabs, just hail them. travel time to/from various terminals is just about 15 minutes or less, it's the waiting time that can really delay you
ReplyDeleteHow safe is park n fly? Have you tried availing of its services before? We'll be going to Bohol from April 5-8 and intend to leave our care there. Will appreciate to hear from you ASAP. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHow safe is park n fly? Have you tried availing of its services before? We'll be going to Bohol from April 5-8 and intend to leave our care there. Will appreciate to hear from you ASAP. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous, i've yet to try park n fly but my officemates do with no problems so far after n timesof availing of their services. quite expensive though so i just hitch a ride with my officemate then take a cab in makati. saves me gas and overnight parking fee at NAIA :P
ReplyDeletemagkano po ang bus fare from Eastwood to NAIA 3? alam po ba niyo ang sked?
ReplyDeleteAnonymous, fare from Eastwood City Libis to NAIA terminal 3 via Citylink Bus is P38.00. No idea about the schedule but i'll ask a friend who now regularly take the trip there when i mentioned to her about the Libis to Newport City shuttle service of Megaworld/Empire East Land :P
ReplyDeleteHi! We will be arriving at NAIA 1 at 12:00 midnight and will be transferring to NAIA 3 for the first flight of Cebu Pacific (4:45 AM) to our province. What's the safest taxi will you recommend and how much would it cost. Is NAIA 3 operating on a 24-hour basis?
ReplyDeleteThank you tutubi for letting us know kung magkano citylink busfare. Laking matipidmo nito kung mag-isa ka lang na magbyahe
ReplyDeleteanonymous, 24 hours alright. there's free shuttle service to take you from NAIA terminal 1 to terminal 3, taxi fare in case you take them is just around P50 to P70
ReplyDeleteHi! Pwede ba na after magallanes direcho ako hanggang dun sa parang skyway na pa left turn na airport road? madadaanan tramo bridge, and then ang dulo nun ay yung shell. tapos andrews avenue na yun.
ReplyDeleteHi I'm from Paranaque. I leave near the airport road, but I don't know how to commute to Naia Terminal 2 from my place (aside from taking a cab). Is that really the easiest way? Iikot pa ako ng EDSA or Baclaran just to take a bus or jeep, when I'm already near Naia? Hope you could help. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi I'm from Paranaque. I leave near the airport road, but I don't know how to commute to Naia Terminal 2 (aside from taking a cab). Is that really the easiest way? Iikot pa ako ng EDSA or Baclaran just to take a bus or jeep, when I'm already near Naia? Hope you could help. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteIa, there's the bus to NAIA terminal 2 but I don't exactly know where you're from so I can't give a better answer. If I were you I'll explore the route and make adjustments, somewhere in the bus or jeepney route is a nice transfer point
ReplyDeleteI live in Better Living, somewhere in between SM Bicutan and Multinational Village (which is near the new C5 extension to Las Pinas, behind Duty Free). Would you at least know if there are any jeepneys or FXs along Ninoy Aquino Ave. that drive through Terminal 2? Thanks a lot :)
ReplyDeleteIa, sorry but I'm not too familiar with the area. Most of my posts assume you're from Makati (where I am). If I were you, I'll go out and explore, you might discover something new. all i know is that the buses on EDSA with MIA signboard pass by T1 and T2, there are also jeeps from baclaran going there, plus the jeepneys that pass by NAIA terminal 3. those jeepneys meet at a common point, it's one of the places worth to check out first
ReplyDeletehi tutubi! im from cebu and i have a scheduled exam Trident Tower makati next month. please give me directions on how to get from naia to Trident Tower? thanx!
ReplyDeleteanonymous, if it's your first time in manila, suggest you just take the metered taxi from the airport to makati. it's just around P100 never beyond P150 unless it's heavy traffic, around P200 if you take the yellow airport taxi and about P420 for the coupon taxis with receipt). I used to work in Trident tower on Buendia (Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue) beside the old site of Shell Maya. The building is a green color and shaped like a tuning fork, there are only two prongs but it's called Trident :P if you want to commute there, it's not easy for first timers.
ReplyDeletehi, just want to ask how much is the airport metered taxi fare from the airport to sm north edsa? tnx...
ReplyDeletehi tutubi, i am coming back to the philippines next week, just want to ask how much is the airport metered taxi fare from airport to sm north edsa? thank you.
ReplyDeleteanonymous, metered taxi from NAIA terminal 3 to SM North EDSA is about P200 at off-peak hours. I live near SM North and Trinoma that's why i know and i prefer to travel early morning flights for faster travel time. At around 7am to 8pm, your taxi fare might shoot up to P250 due to heavy traffic.
ReplyDeleteHELLO PO.. MARAMING SALAMAT SA VERY INFORMATIVE SITE.. NAKAKUHA PO KAMI NG HOTEL WHERE WE WANT IT.. THIS SITE SHOULD BE RECOMMENDED..
ReplyDeleteHi, could I ask whether it is safe for me to stay at the terminal 3 to wait for my connecting flight? Coz I will arrive there about 4am n my next flight is 12noon. Tnx.
ReplyDeleteanonymous, of course it's safe to stay there but it can get pretty boring to wait 7 hours inside. better have entertainment with you or a companion to talk with :P
ReplyDeleteThanks alot for your prompt reply. Is there any mall or any tourist attraction around/near the airport? And those areas are not usually open early in the morning, right?
ReplyDeleteanonymous, SM Mall of Asia is quite near but opens at 10am. NAIA Terminal 3 is in front of Resorts World Manila (resort casino) or also the PAF Museum where you can see the airplanes of the Philippine Air Force (great if you have kids with you)
ReplyDeletehi, i'm from kuala lumpur, just want to ask, i'll go to traders hotel in roxas boulevard from terminal 3, approximately, how much airport taxi fare should be paid from terminal 3 to there? is there any other transportation for alternative? and how long time it takes to reach there? thanks you.
ReplyDeletesignup, traders hotel is just near the airport. metered taxi fare is about P80, about P150 for the yellow metered airport taxis. an alternative is the terminal 3 shuttle to LRT/MRT for only P20.00. this is good if you don't have lots of luggage
ReplyDeleteif im from pasay(victory bus terminal),what modes of transportation will be available goin to naia 3 and the route that i will take to get there in a short time safely.thanks...
ReplyDeleteanonymous, commute to NAIA terminal 3 from victory liner bus terminal is described above with EDSA as reference point.
ReplyDeleteHow to go to ITI hangar at Andrew Avenue from Terminal 3?
ReplyDeleteIs it possible to walk there or does the Loop bus passes by?
Also what time does the Loop bus service starts. Probably would arrive at Terminal 3 at 0500hrs. Thanks...
anonymous, i don't know where's ITI hangar but if it's on andrew's avenue, it's just a taxi ride away or a jeepney ride avay via the Nichols to SM Mall of Asia jeepneys. the loop bus, as i was informed by the conductor, frist trip at around 430am
ReplyDeletecancelled po ba ang mga flights sa NAIA ngaun?
ReplyDeletehi, im going to manila on august. Do you have idea on cheap pension house near RCBC plaza makati?
ReplyDeletehi there tutubi,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your informative site.....
If from NAIA 3, i will go to RCBC Plaza - Makati, how can i get there via bus or jeepney?
anonymous, i have no idea of your definition of cheap pension houses but there are several inns and pension houses on Pasong Tamo st. will try to look them up or just google their official websites or contact numbers
ReplyDeletethanks to :-)
ReplyDeletei have an exam in trident tower in september, I was wondering where I could find a place that is near trident tower and that is affordable...i hope you can help me......thanks!
ReplyDeleteanonymous, what do you mean place? hotel near trident tower or a room for rent/bed space? what do you also mean by affordable as it's a very subjective word for me :(
ReplyDeleteHello there.. I'm Filipina and am returning home on Saturday after a month's visit in Malaysia.. I'm on a tight budget. I would like to stay in a hotel or transient house that charges between 500-700 a night or cheaper and within wifi zone.. air conditioned rooms are also a must.. Otherwise, my mom or brother would be staying with me.. I'm planning to stay in Manila for a week, as I have some business to do there.. I'll appreciate it if you could suggest a place that meets my requirements.. thank you..
ReplyDeleteanonymous, not much first-hand info in manila but try Go Hotels (www.gohotels.ph) for budget accommodations hear the airport
ReplyDeletevery logical and easy-to-read presentation of info...thanks
ReplyDeleteim wondering if you can stay overnight at teminal 2? is there a waiting lounge at naia2?
ReplyDeletekristine, i probably think so. there's PAL's mabuhay lounge if you're mabuhay miles card holder. you can also wait on the chairs or just stay at hotels near naia terminal 2 (see link above under related posts)
ReplyDeletehi tutubi sup?
ReplyDeletei was just wondering magkano kaya ang fare pag galing ka NAIA 2 hanggang sa marikina pag mag tataxi.. first time ko kasi mag taxi dahil walang susundo sakin and im only 18yrs old =[ hindi po ba nakakatakot?
- zAP
zAP, NAIA terminal 2 to Marikina? where in marikina and what time? It's around P200 during off-peak hours to SM Marikina. No more than P300 depends on your actual location and traffic condition ezpecially of C5 road. It's not scary. If you have not much luggage and hard to get a taxi, you can ride the shuttle bus to MRT/LRT for P20, transfer to LRT and get off at Doroteo Jose Station then transfer to LRT 2 Avenida Recto and get off at LRT 2 Santolan Station. You can get a cab there or a jeepney to your destination in Marikina
ReplyDeletehmmm 4:20am arrival ko so yeah mga 6 siguro nasa labas n ko waiting for a cab.. ang alam ko po malapit siya sa riverbanks or something... i will just probably take a cab di po ko marunong mag jeep at ung lrt eh =] tnx anyways.. sana makakita ako ng money changer right away dun sa NAIA 2
ReplyDelete-zap
tnx
hi! your patience is commendable. you're very generous with your time, too. hope you can help me...i'll be arriving manila at around 12pm on dec. 17. i've another flight to catch for cebu on the same day at past 7pm. would you know if there's a place at the airport where i can leave my luggage until my next flight while i do a short tour of the Mall of Asia before before my scheduled flight in the evening? does cebupac allow very early luggage check-in? thanks a lot and God bless!
ReplyDeleteHi! I have read that there is overnight parking available at Terminal 2 but how about at/near Terminal 3? I have posted repeated inquiries at NAIA's Website but alas, there has been no reply...I will be traveling via Cebu Pacific and was hoping I could park my car for three days at Terminal 3 parking. Would that be okay?
ReplyDeleteanonymous, AFAIK, cebu Pacific does not allow early check in. You can only do so once the check in counters open for your flight which is just a few hours before your ETD. You can verify with them though just to be sure.
ReplyDeleteave, yes, they have at T3. i have a separate post on overnight parking at naia terminal 3. parking fee is PhP50.00/night. parking at terminal 3 though is smaller than terminal 2 and i get feedback that it's always full so be there early to be sure to get a slot and not miss your flight
Thanks so much!:) you're blog and discussion boards are really very helpful!
ReplyDeleteHi, my sister will be arriving at the centennial terminal (2), I would just want to ask if regular metered cabs can drop fetchers at the arrival area? Is there a paid waiting area and how much would the fee be if there is any? Then how can we again take the regular metered cabs from the airport to the city? You mentioned that passengers upon arrival can go to the departure area to flag for a regular taxi, is that still possible today? -je
ReplyDeleteanonymous, there are designated drop off points but not at the arrival area. no fees for waiting. from arrival you can take the escalators or elevators to the departure to flag a metered taxi still
ReplyDeleteHi! Does parking in NAIA2 gets full easily? I'm going to park overnight and I'm wondering how early should I arrive to park? My flight's at 9am. Thanks:)
ReplyDeletewhat is the nearest and cheapest hotel near Terminal 3? we are on a tight budget. thank you
ReplyDeletehi tutubi
ReplyDeletegood day!
i have a flight dat arrives 10pm at t1 and my next flight is 5am at t2 the following day.does the t2 departure area closes at midnight like heathrow london airport? if it does is it safe to stay at t1 arrival area?thank you
anonymous, this I don't know if NAIA 2 shuts down or closes their terminal. AFAIK, they don't but it's best to call MIAA to confirm
ReplyDeletehi, I'll be flying to manila this wednesday from cebu, can you suggest which is the best way to commute from NAIA 3 to Makati Prime Tower suites in Kalayaan Ave. and P. Burgos st...i am traveling with no baggage.. TIA
ReplyDeleteanonymous, just take a taxi going there, it's not easy if it's your first time to go to makati and manila. taxi fare is around P120 to P150. if not, it may take at least 3 rides going there by commuting.
ReplyDeleteam leaving ozamiz city by cebu pacific and arriving manila around 10:05 a.m. terminal3. hw can i get to terminal2?
ReplyDeleteanonymous, please read the post...i've answered this gazillions of times already
ReplyDeleteIm from Muntinlupa... Saan ba yung best yung Sumakay ako ng Bus going to Makati then baba ako pasay road then sakay ako bus to MIA
ReplyDeleteor
Sakay ako ng going to Sucat then sakay nalang ako baclaran going to MIA
I am going to Terminal 1
Thanks in advance...
Anonymous, hope this gets to you on time. from alabang, ride a bus to EDSA and alight at Mantrade/Magallanes, cross to the other side of EDSA then ride the bus to MIA...i think the one via Sucat is faster though as the one via EDSA is farther
ReplyDeletehow many minutes will it take for the shuttle bus to travel from Terminal 3 to 1?
ReplyDeleteCMR
anonymous, around 15 minutes travel time from either terminal but the waiting time may be more than that so better allocate more time for that
ReplyDeleteHI THERE'
ReplyDeleteWHERE IS THE BEST PLACE TO STAY overnight NEAR NAIA? apartelle will do... thanks much
hello. i would like to ask how to get to Terminal 2 Arrival from Terminal 3 Arrival. Any transport to take?
ReplyDeletehi there. could you help with the easiest way / directions from NAIA TERMINAL 1 to EDSA ?
ReplyDeleteThanks very much
hi.. i juat want to know how to get to Makati From NAIA? thanks
ReplyDeletehello
ReplyDeleteis there taxi i can take from airport international to cabuyao laguna and return?
about how much and if no, what other options can i take to get to my destinations? thanks
anonymous, if you have the moolah, taxis can take you to cabuyao, if not, take a cab to the bus station to take you to cabuyao
ReplyDeletedo you know how to go to centenial 2 from terminal 3
ReplyDeletehi!
ReplyDeleteask ako if there's a free shuttle bus from domestic airport to T3?mga ilang minutes?
this is our 1st time kc in mla...
hi po gusto ko po sana malaman magtotourist po ako sa italy for 1 week sabi po kasi may babayaran sa tourism magkanu po ba yun pls email me aizakhayespiritu@yahoo.com.tnx
ReplyDeleteHi, I have 2 questions :-)
ReplyDelete1. is there a baggage counter at the airport that i can leave my bags while waiting for connecting flight which is a few hours later?
2. is there a bus or jeepney that goes to Mall of Asia from the airport?
Thanking you in advance :-)
Nzah
Nzah, i don't notice any baggage counter there but you may want to ask airport information. I think you're flying via Terminal 1, yes there are buses and jeepneys to SM Mall of Asia but I suggest just taking the cab. Taxis can be flagged down near the departure area, if there's a long queue at the arrival area.
ReplyDeletehi , is there an taxi service at the arrival area of NAIA that could bring me to Bacoor Cavite? (specifically to drop me at my place) How much usually is the fare?
ReplyDeleteanonymous, perhaps PhP800.00 from the airport more or less. it's usually twice the meter and usually it's the yellow airport taxis and not the metered ones
ReplyDeleteI will arrive Terminal 1 at 10:10pm, is there shuttle bus available at that time to go to other airport for my flight at 4am?
ReplyDeleteHi, is there a long-term parking at NAIA Terminal 3? thanks
ReplyDeleteHi How much is the parking fee for 5 days and 4 nights in terminal 3 of NAIA...thanks
ReplyDeleteanonymous, read above to get the answer :P
ReplyDeleteHi, as of date, is the flag down rate for yellow taxi at terminal 3 still 70 pesos initially, and 4 pesos subsequently?
ReplyDeleteHow much would it cost me to go to SM Cyberzone, Gil Puyat Ave. from terminal 3? Thanks a lot!
anonymous, hmmm that rate is not yet updated, i've yet to verify it. from naia 3 to sm cyberzone probably around P200 for those yellow airport taxis, about P100 for metered taxis but depends on traffic too :(
ReplyDeletemagkano po taxi fare from naia to tanay, rizal? thanks
ReplyDeleteanonymous, no idea but probably around P2k up...wala metro yan, kontrata malayo kasi. if you can find a double the meter taxi pwede rin pero sa layo nyan...P2.5k pagsanjan parang pareho lang
ReplyDeletehello,
ReplyDeleteI just wanna know how long it will take to get to RCBC Towers from NAIA 3?
And which way has the shortest way through there? I have an appointment at RCBC Towers this wednesday @ 7:30am. I would appreciate really if you can help me how to get there.
Thanks!!
E..
anonymous, if it's your first time in manila, just take the taxi to makati, less than an hour, 15 minutes early morning, taxi fare about P120.00. commute will take three hops and not easy for manila newbies
ReplyDeleteHi! Salamat sa helpful na webpage nyo.
ReplyDeletemay tanong lang ako. magkano at how long ang byahe from cebu pacific terminal (3) to international airport (terminal 1)? will it take 1 hour considering the traffic (kung meron)?
again, maraming salamat sa helpful info nyo.
anonymous, there are free shuttle transfers between the two terminals travel time about 15 minutes. it's posted above. please read before commenting :(
ReplyDeleteabout the terminal fee, is it still the same as posted above considering it's been a while since this blog was written?.. thanx :)
ReplyDeleteanonymous, there's an UPDATED date info at the end saying April 2011. no change in terminal fee...it's already too expensive for such facility, particularly NAIA Terminal 1
ReplyDeletehi! i would like to know please...can you please give me an approximate fare if you ride those coepon taxis or yellow airport taxis from NAIA terminal 1 to Pasig City? I don't know how to get around Manila, and taxis are my only option to go to my destination...thanks you very much!
ReplyDeleteanonymous, where in Pasig? i've yet to take the coupon taxi from the airport for years now but probably around PhP500 to Ortigas Center center. the good thing with coupon taxis is that they have fixed fares per destination. I saw coupon taxi rates displayed at the airport, i should've taken a picture to post the information here.
ReplyDeleteIs the overnight parking charge the same, as what is posted here?
ReplyDeleteAt backpacking philippines,thank you so much for your reply. It was greatly appreciated. My destination is at Ortigas Center,and a fare of around 500php is good enough, since I thought it would be more than 1000php just to go there from Terminal 1. It's a good thing also that they have coupon taxi rates displayed at the airport like what you've said, that way people wouldn't be fooled by taxi drivers just to get some extra cash. thank you so much! :)
ReplyDeleteIf i ride a bus from EDSA to Manila Domestic Airport, how long is the walk?
ReplyDeleteanonymous, it's just crossing domestic road's overpass, about 50 meters :P
ReplyDeletegood eve..i'm taking the ielts exam at dusit thani hotel next saturday.where can i stay for friday night?an apartelle?or transient home very near the hotel.i am coming from pampanga.i need help...thanks
ReplyDeletehow can i get to terminal 1 if my origin is from pasay terminal bus station (genesis). if i take a cab, how musch more or less is the cost. thanks
ReplyDeleteanonymous, about PhP100
ReplyDeletehello I, JOS fr Belgium will arrive at 15h40(officially) 24oct.2011 in Aquino Intnl airport.I have next an domestic flight on terminal 3 with CEBUPACIFICAIR at 18H same day.How to reach that terminal 3 WITHOUT trouble??.Is there enough time to reach that terminal 3 before departure time (18h00).??is there a free shuttle? How much to pay for airport tax??
ReplyDeletecan my sundo allowed to get into the area where I can get a registered taxi para may company ako.
ReplyDeleteare there still have coin phone inside the arrival area? how much...is it a quarter....how many. thanks.
ReplyDeleteanonymous, of course. taxis are at the arrival area
ReplyDeleteanonymous, yes,i still see them coin slots at terminal 3 near the restrooms. probably the same in other terminals mostly using P5 coins for 3minutes (approx)
JOS fr.BELGIUM ,PLEASE ANSWER MY QUESTION HERE FROM AUGUST 17.How can I find the shuttle bus outside aquino intnl airport to terminal 3. I arrive at 15.40 officially IN AQUINO INTNL AIRPORT and have flight ,departure time at 18h00,in terminal 3 TO DAVAO,? Is this enough time??HOW TO RECOGNIZE SHUTTLE BUS AND WHERE,???
ReplyDeleteTHANKS A LOT.
anonymous, the shuttle bus looks the bus picture on naia terminal 3. you have a tight schedule. arrive at 1540, get your bags from carousel if you have them then ride the shuttle to terminal 3? you need to check in at 1725HRS too. the shuttle is just outside the arrival area of NAIA terminal 1. inquire from airport helpdesk if it's already coming, if not take the yellow airport taxi to terminal 3 (about PhP150 taxi fare) or if many people in queue, take the airport coupon taxi (no idea of the fare but probably about PhP200.00 or less than 4 euros). note that taxis don't accept foreign currencies, there are money changers at the airport terminal or withdraw at ATMs using VISA, mastercard credit cards (select credit card cash advance transactions). any disruption in your flight may occur in your missing your davao flight
ReplyDeletehello .. how can i commute from bataan to terminal 3 ?
ReplyDeletehello.magkanu po fare ng taxi from pasay victorybus terminal going to naia 1.gaanu rin po kalayo,tnx.
ReplyDeletebataan to terminal 3, just ride a bus to edsa then follow directions here via MRT
ReplyDeletetaxi to victory liner pasay to the airport is about P100, less than 30 minutes travel time
Gud evening! how long will it take me from mall of asia down to Ermita Manila and wat mode of transportation is the most accesible?
ReplyDeleteHi Tutubi, Just wanna ask, are there 24-hour fastfood places around Manila domestic airport, my first time to fly domestic eh all I know are the ones in term 2, Thanks much :)
ReplyDeletelori, yes there are food places inside the domestic terminal, donuts hotdogs but just carts
ReplyDeletelori, just food carts coffee, donuts, sandwiches but no rice meals
ReplyDeleteI'm arriving tomorrow from the an Int'l flight, can you please advise how will i know which taxi service is the legit one and how much is the rate from airport to Pilar Village, Las Pinas city?
ReplyDeleteHi I'll be arriving at NAIA Terminal 1 tomorrow Sept12 at night. Can you tell me how much the airport taxi rate will be going to Pilar Village Las Pinas City? How do i know the legit airport taxi? - My name is Waldo
ReplyDeletehello! how much po ba taxi fare from terminal 3 going to cainta near Jollibee parola? thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi! I just wanna know if the overnight parking at NAIA terminal 3 is still available for travellers at the rate of 50pesos/ night. We are sched to cebu this weekend. Thanks!
ReplyDeletehello po! first time ko po sasakay ng plane..anung terminal po ba ang cebupacific air galing ng tacloban?meron pong magsusundo sakin san po ba siya pweding maghintay?tnx po..
ReplyDeleteovernight parking at NAIA is still PhP50.00/night
ReplyDeleteCebu pacific is using NAIA Terminal 3 T3. tell your friend to wait for you there just outside the arrival gate
what is the alloted waiting time for domestic flight? is it also 2 hours like that of international? thank you.
ReplyDeleteanonymous, doemstic flights i arrive one hour before my ETD. you can now also use web check in for cebu pacific. not sure about others
ReplyDeletehi, im going to naia terminal3 to pick up a friend of mine. i just want to ask, from mrt taft station, where can i find a jeep/bus going to naia T3?
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Shyr
shyr, just below MRT taft avenue station near Sogo hotel and McDonalds
ReplyDeleteHi tutubi, ask ko lang sana kung saan pwede magstay for few hours near NAIA. 0355hrs kasi ung arrival ko, so I'm planning to stay in a hotel/inn or somewhere that I can rest while waiting for a safe time to travel like 1000hrs. I will be coming from terminal 1, what would be the best way to travel from naia terminal 1 to the place that you suggest for me to stay in? Thanks, Shine.
ReplyDeleteshine, just stay at the lounge of terminal 1 if you're just waiting for light to come. where are you going actually? perhaps i could suggest
ReplyDeletehi po susundo po ako sa terminal 1 arrival area, ask ko lang po ang directions going to terminal 1 by car, mangagaling po ako ng imus...marami pong salamat kung akoy inyong magagabayan , clarisa
ReplyDeleteHello, just want to ask if how much taxi fare from Naia T3 to divisoria?
ReplyDeleteis overnight parking at terminal 1 safe? we'll be flying to singapore this thursday, upon reading your posts, it gave me other option where to park. Originally, we're planning to park at park n fly but it's a bit expensive.
ReplyDeleteThe most commuter friendly is TERMINAL 2..Wherein there were so many buses coming in and out in the terminal perimeter.
ReplyDeletesubok mag post...
ReplyDeletekabayan, ilan oras ba ang process ng bagahe pag nakalapag na ang eroplano sa terminal 3 imean mula eroplano hangang sa makalabas na? saka ilan Hours kaya mula terminal 3 to UST sa bandang likod sa my dapitan, magkano kaya aabutin ng fare sa coupon taxi? kc po 1st time kung lalapag jan using iternational fligh around 9:30pm gusto ko lang kc hubulin yon byehe sa amin.. may duty free ba don sa terminal 3.
ReplyDeleteanonymous, it's just about 30 minutes or less, out na yun. no idea on coupon taxi fare but it may be around P700 (guesstimate) travel time around 1 hour since it's already late. there's duty free at T3 but very small shop
ReplyDeletesalamat sa reaply ang bilis hehehe.. importante sakin kung ilan hrs or minute to spend para makalabas na agad, inisip ko kc baka matagal ang pag antay ng bagahe sa conveyor... saan banda ba yon duty free sa terminal 3.. may tinda kayang alak don?
ReplyDeleteanonymous, there are liquors alright, just ask the guards on duty. i don't notice the duty free shops at the arrival area, just at the departure
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