Singapore Changi to Manila Flights

Singapore to Manila flights connect Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) with Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL). The key comparison is the flight you will actually take: a nonstop itinerary of about four hours, or a longer option with a stop. Check the airline, departure and arrival times, baggage, and total fare for your date. After landing, the NAIA terminal and immigration time affect when you can reach your final address or another flight.

How long is the flight from Singapore to Manila?

Traveloka currently displays a shortest SIN–MNL flight of about 3 hours 45 minutes. Singapore Airlines describes its nonstop service as roughly 3 hours 45 minutes to 3 hours 55 minutes, while Scoot says about four hours. The time shown for your selected flight is more useful than a route average: it can differ with the schedule and direction, and a connecting result includes a layover. Singapore and Manila use the same time zone, so the displayed local departure and arrival times do not need a time-zone adjustment.

Which airlines fly nonstop from Singapore to Manila?

Current Traveloka results show direct choices from Singapore Airlines, Scoot, Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific on selected dates. PAL's 2026 international timetable confirms SIN–MNL service; the Singapore Airlines and Scoot route pages above also describe their nonstop options. Compare operating carriers and stops on each result. A lower-priced itinerary with another airline may connect elsewhere, and a codeshare name does not necessarily identify the airline operating the aircraft.

Singapore departure and Manila arrival airports

SIN is Changi Airport; MNL is NAIA in the Manila area. Check your specific departure terminal at Changi and arrival terminal at NAIA, since airlines can use different terminals and assignments can change. If someone is meeting you, share the terminal as well as your flight number. If you plan to connect to a domestic Philippine flight on another booking, allow for immigration, baggage collection, customs and any terminal transfer before check-in closes.

Documents and arrival steps for the Philippines

This is an international journey. Check the passport and entry conditions that apply to your citizenship and purpose of travel before paying for a ticket. The Philippine government's official eTravel guidance says arriving passengers generally register within 72 hours before arrival, with specified exemptions; registration is free. Use the official government site and check the current airline and border guidance close to departure. An onward or return ticket and any entry permission should be assessed against your own traveler status, rather than assumed from another passenger's experience.

Comparing fares and schedules

Search the exact date you intend to leave Singapore. Compare the all-in price for nonstop flights that suit your Manila arrival time, including checked baggage, cabin-bag limits and change terms. A flight arriving late at night may also change your ground-transport plans. If you can move your trip, compare nearby dates, but do not assume one weekday or month always has the lowest fare. Prices and seats can change between the results page and checkout, so confirm the current total before you book.

After landing at NAIA

Follow the arrival signs for immigration, baggage and customs before arranging pickup or a ride onward. The airport operator's airline and terminal directory can help you orient yourself, but your live itinerary and airport screens govern your flight. Give yourself separate time for the journey to Manila, Makati or another destination; the flight duration does not include ground travel. For the opposite direction, use the separate Manila to Singapore flights page and check its departure-side requirements.