$610 Cheap Philippine Airlines flights Vancouver (YVR) to Manila (MNL)

Finding cheap one-way Philippine Airlines flights from YVR to MNL from $610 on Expedia is a breeze — just filter by “Price (lowest to highest).” Or check out our budget-friendly round-trip fares from $983 for your next exciting getaway.**These prices were available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for flights departing within the next year. Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply.

Look for round-trip or one-way flights to Manila in September or August. You could find a cheap fare with Philippine Airlines during these quieter months.

Start your search for Philippine Airlines flights from YVR to MNL about one month before you want to leave. The most affordable time to reserve an international flight is generally 18 to 29 days ahead of your departure date when you can save 17% versus booking four to five months in advance. No matter your fare class or itinerary, the best day of the week to book international airfare is usually Sunday. Friday is often the most expensive. Travelers who book on a Sunday can save an average of 17% compared to those who book on a Friday.**Ideal booking window recommendation is based on average round-trip ticket prices for January through November for 2024. Best day of the week to book recommendation is based on average round-trip ticket prices for January through October 2024. All data sourced from ARC’s global airline sales database.

Philippine Airlines has direct flights from Vancouver Intl. Airport (YVR) to Ninoy Aquino Intl. Airport (MNL), with 7 departures each week. Simply apply the “Nonstop” and “Airline” filters during your search on Expedia to see all direct Philippine Airlines flights to MNL.

Depart Vancouver Intl. Airport (YVR) for Ninoy Aquino Intl. Airport (MNL) on a nonstop Philippine Airlines flight, and you’ll be in the sky for about 14h 45m.

The earliest flight from YVR to MNL with Philippine Airlines departs at 10:45PM UTC-8. You’ll touch down at 5:30AM UTC+8. The final Philippine Airlines flight of the day leaves at 10:45PM UTC-8 and arrives at 5:30AM UTC+8. With around 20% fewer cancellations for morning departures, setting off early is generally the smartest choice.**Most reliable time of the day recommendation is based on January through August 2024 flight status data sourced from OAG’s global flight data platform.

Philippine Airlines flights from Vancouver Intl. Airport (YVR) to Manila come in to land at Ninoy Aquino Intl. Airport (MNL). This is the main entry point to this city.

Philippine Airlines lets passengers bring 2 checked-in bags weighing up to 50 lb with dimensions not exceeding 62 inches on standard economy flights from YVR to MNL. Additionally, you can bring 1 cabin bag in the cabin. This hand luggage must not exceed 22 inches x 14 inches x 9 inches and weigh no more than 15 lb. Baggage allowances can differ depending on the cabin class and fare type, so check your booking or Philippine Airlines’s website to avoid additional costs at the airport.

With a 4-star airline rating, Philippine Airlines is a top choice for many passengers heading from YVR to MNL. Plus, if you’re a Philippine Mabuhay Miles and One Key™ member booking through Expedia, you could earn OneKeyCash™* on eligible flights on top of your airline miles.*OneKeyCash™ disclaimer - OneKeyCash™ is not redeemable for cash and can only be used on Expedia, Hotels.com and Vrbo.

Take a Philippine Airlines flight from Vancouver Intl. Airport (YVR) to Ninoy Aquino Intl. Airport (MNL), and you’ll likely be seated on a Boeing 777-300. Bear in mind though, that the aircraft type can vary due to operational requirements.

Depending on your ticket type, a fee may apply if you cancel or reschedule your flight more than 24 hours after it has been confirmed. To find tickets with more flexibility, select our “No cancel fee” or “Changes included” filter when you search for flights. For additional information on canceling or modifying your reservation, go to “Trips,” select your flight and tick “Manage Booking.”