NAIA Terminal 1, also known as Ninoy Aquino Terminal, operates several international services, although many carriers have already moved to NAIA Terminal 3, which also operates international flights.
On the other hand, NAIA 1 also serves some international flights of Philippine Airlines.
It is the oldest terminal in Manila Airport and is able to accommodate 6 million passengers per year.

NAIA Terminal 2 operates domestic and international flights by Philippine Airlines or PAL, the national flag carrier.
Terminal 2 is also known as the Centennial Terminal to commemorate the centennial year of declaration of Philippine independence.

NAIA Terminal 3 is the newest and largest terminal in Manila Airport.
Since 2017, it is connected to Newport City by a 220-meter long footbridge.
It hosts some international flights of certain airlines and is expected that more international operations will be transferred in order to lessen the existing congestion in NAIA Terminal 1.
Terminal 3 has the capacity to handle 13 million international passengers annually.

NAIA Terminal 4 is also known as the Manila Domestic Passenger Terminal or the Old Domestic Terminal since it is the oldest facility at Manila Airport.
It hosts both domestic and regional services by Cebgo and other non-international carriers.

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