Asia · Business & First Class
Business Class to Manila
from$3,500round trip · per person
Manila is one of the longest premium-cabin routes we book from the West Coast, and the one where a flat bed matters most. When nonstop service from Los Angeles or San Francisco is running, the Pacific crossing takes under sixteen hours, turning a marathon flight into a full night's sleep before you land ready for the energy of the Philippine capital.
Arrival airport
Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL)
Flight time
~15h nonstop from Los Angeles, longer if your dates route via an Asian hub
Best time to go
December to February for dry days, cooler air, and clear skies
Fly to Manila from these US gateways
Negotiated Business Class starting fares — request yours for exact dates.
Starting fares for lead-time bookings; your exact price depends on dates and availability.
Flying premium to Manila
Manila rewards travelers who show up with energy to spare, from the colonial streets of Intramuros to the rooftop bars of Makati and onward connections to Boracay and Palawan. Business class turns the long Pacific crossing into real rest — a lie-flat seat, a proper dinner service, and a lounge shower before wheels-up — so you land into the heat and hustle already recovered. We compare fares from San Francisco, Los Angeles, and New York to find the lowest flat-bed starting price on this route.
Manila flight questions
How much is a business-class flight to Manila?
Business-class fares to Manila start from $3500 round trip, per person, in a lie-flat seat. That teaser rate reflects the lowest fare we're tracking across San Francisco, Los Angeles, and New York departures — tell us your dates and we'll confirm live pricing.
Which terminal should I use at Manila's airport?
NAIA (MNL) is split across four terminals, and most long-haul international carriers operate out of Terminal 1 or Terminal 3. Flying business class gets you a dedicated check-in lane, faster immigration processing, and lounge access before boarding — details we'll confirm once your airline is booked.
Can I fly nonstop to Manila from the US?
West Coast nonstops out of Los Angeles and San Francisco come and go with the season, and when one is running for your dates it crosses the Pacific in around fifteen hours. We check live schedules and weigh that against a one-stop routing through a West Coast gateway or a major Asian hub.
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