Airfare from MNL (last minute)

[Ilovemypinoy 9]

FYI there is a sale on United for flights this week and next. It's $742 to Chicago and $749 to Atlanta (thru Chicago). Those are the only two destinations I tried.

There's a stop in Guam. Most of the layovers don't seem too long.

Suggest use the flexible option on United's website to see the lowest fares.

[LSnBigBear 61]

Just make sure her POE is not O'Hare. My fiancee had a 2 hr layover and her POE Immigration line took 2 plus hours. She had to be re routed on another airline which delayed her 3 hours arriving in Ft Myers. Avoid O'Hare if possible and make sure her onward flight has plenty of time for POE. I recommend POE being at a smaller airport not majors like O'Hare. She just arrived 3am today. Thankful she is here. Good luck

[kambingaso 9]

Make sure to check for the duration of the entire flight! Continental used to fly from MNL, but stopped in Guam, and every little island in Micronesia--a total of 26 hours just to get to Hawaii. United has since taken over Continental. . . . hope that helps. I will NEVER forget that insane flight! Worst of my life.

[Ilovemypinoy 9]

It looks like Guam is the POE. Today the cheapest flight next week to ATL shows IAD instead of O'Hare, same price. There's a layover in Honolulu. Total 27 hours. That's about three hours longer than my flights usually take but I typically fly Delta with only two layovers.

My fiancé isn't traveling til May but I'm keeping an eye on flight costs with Kayak alerts.

[six7one 17]

The "Island Hopper" flight is grueling. After departing Guam you will stop on about 5 or 6 islands before arriving in Honolulu. Half of the plane (left side/right side) will be required to get off the plane as each island. Each island nation requires a search of the aircraft. If you are unfortunate to deplane, you'll have to sit or stand at all the non-airconditioned airports.

But if you are into seeing the world, then it may be a once in a lifetime opportunity to see the many beautiful islands of the Pacific. Hope you like EXTREMELY short runways built on coral reefs.