Best, may lakad ka na Naman abroad? Paki double check mo po sa airline of choice mo if saan NAIA TERMINAL ka dapat pumunta sa Araw ng lipad mo para hindi ka maiwan Ng eroplano. Why? Kasi po may UPDATE po ng terminal assignment Ang mga airlines. Baka kasali airline of choice mo kaya e check mo na para iwas abala.
Effective March 29, 2026
From Terminal 1 to Terminal 3
- Air China (CA)
- China Eastern (MU)
- Vietnam Airlines (VN)
- Royal Brunei (BI)
- Shenzhen Airlines (ZH)
From Terminal 3 to Terminal 1
- Philippines AirAsia (Z2) – International flights only
- AirAsia Berhad (AK)
Effective April 1, 2026
From Terminal 1 to Terminal 3
- Japan Airlines (JL)
Passengers are advised to verify their terminal assignment with their airline prior to travel.
4 comments:
Ugh, these NAIA terminal changes are such a hassle! It's good they're posting updates, but keeping track is a nightmare. I nearly missed a flight once because of a last-minute switch, felt like I was playing a real-life Block Blast trying to get to the right gate. Definitely double-checking everything before my next trip!
Hey there! That's a super helpful heads-up about checking terminal assignments – definitely something easy to overlook when you're caught up in travel plans! Speaking of things that are surprisingly engrossing, I've recently picked up this really fun, relaxing management game called Monkey Mart. It’s got such a cute, chill gameplay style, but I swear, running that little monkey shop is so addictive! You start small, but then you're constantly upgrading, harvesting, and selling. It’s the perfect way to unwind after a busy day. Highly recommend if you're looking for something light and engaging!
Oh wow, another trip abroad? That's awesome! Definitely take this advice seriously – nothing worse than showing up at the wrong terminal and missing your flight. I remember one time I almost did that, ended up running like crazy to the right gate! It's super important to double-check these things. Sometimes I think about how cool it is to connect with people from different places, even if it's just online. Like, platforms such as Omegle can be a really interesting way to just chat with someone random and hear about their day, or even their travel experiences. Anyway, safe travels and have a fantastic time on your trip!
This is great advice! I totally agree about double-checking everything before a trip – I've had a few close calls myself and it's so stressful. It's funny how a simple checklist can save so much hassle. Speaking of needing a quick distraction, I've been hooked on a little game called Drive Mad lately. It's surprisingly addictive for such a simple concept, perfect for when you need to switch off for a bit. What's one essential item you always pack for a trip, no matter what?
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