NAIA Terminal 2 also known as the Centennial Terminal, is one of the four terminals at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) in Manila, Philippines. Unlike the other terminals, Terminal 2 is exclusively operated by Philippine Airlines (PAL) and its sister carrier PAL Express, handling both domestic and international flights.

With recent upgrades, improved facilities, and streamlined processes, NAIA Terminal 2 offers a smooth and organized travel experience, especially for passengers loyal to PAL.

Opened in 1998, Terminal 2 was originally built to serve the growing operations of Philippine Airlines. Today, it remains the central hub for all PAL flights, making the terminal one of the busiest for both domestic and international travel.

NAIA Terminal 2 is located on the NAIA Road in Pasay, Metro Manila.

Commuting to the Terminal

Traveling by Car

1. Initial Security

Ready your passport and ticket before entering NAIA Terminal 2. There will be a guard to inspect these requirements before you lift your bag/s up to the x-ray machine. Porter services are also available.

2. Travel Tax

Pay your travel tax (PHP 1,620) before you check-in. You may settle travel tax payments at TIEZA counters beside the check-in area or pay your travel tax online. You will be asked to present your passport and ticket. Don't forget to keep the receipt since you will need to surrender it upon check in. Two things to take note of:

Verify if the travel tax is already included in your flight booking so you don't have to do this step.

Domestic passengers don't need to pay travel tax.

3. Check-In

Go to the check-in queue and present your passport, travel tax receipt, and ticket. You will also need to drop your luggage here, if you have bags to check-in. Once done, you will receive a boarding pass that has your gate number and boarding time. Keep your documents intact.

4. Immigration

Fill out the immigration form then proceed to the Bureau of Immigration window. Present the form along with your passport, boarding pass, and other documents that may come handy such as your hotel receipt or printed itinerary, if you're traveling for leisure. Answer the officer politely and wait until your passport gets stamped.

5. Final Security

Again, your hand-carry bags will go through an x-ray machine and metal detector. Once done, proceed to your designated gate and wait until boarding.

6. Boarding

Boardings, change of gates, and delays will be announced so always be attentive. You may look at the screens by the gate for any changes that may occur. When boarding, you have to present your passport and boarding pass to the attendant.

Before landing in NAIA Terminal 2, a crew member will distribute customs form that needs to be filled out if you're a foreigner.

1. Immigration

Go straight to the immigration counter, line up, and wait for your turn. Usually, the office doesn't ask questions if you're returning from a trip. You just have to hand them your passport for stamping.

2. Baggage Carousel

If you have check-in luggage, this is where you can pick it up. Just head towards the conveyor belt labeled with your flight number.

3. Customs

Walk towards the Customs center and submit your form. Usually, if you have nothing to declare, you don't have to undergo an inspection.

Reaching NAIA T2 is easy with several transport options available:

Routes available from:

Free shuttle service connecting:

Terminal 2 provides essential traveler amenities such as:

Despite being an older terminal, recent renovations have improved:

Lost & Found: email - iid@miaa.gov.ph | Phone: +63 2 877 1109 local 2870

Bureau of Immigration - email: xinfo@immigration.gov.ph | Phone: +63 2 879 6017 / +63 2 879 6018

Passenger & Customer Relations - email: pao@miaa.gov.ph | Phone: +632 877 1109 local 2212

Terminal Security & Safety - email: tss@miaa.gov.ph | Phone: +63 2 877-1109 local 2268