Cheap flights from Poznan to Manila

March comes out cheapest in the fare calendar for this route, so aim for it if your dates can move. The calendar runs from September through March and then picks up again in May, which means April is not priced here — worth knowing if you were planning a spring trip. Fares on this run climb around the winter holidays, when seats to the Philippines fill early and connections through the hubs get tight. Booking a few months ahead and flying midweek usually leaves you a wider choice of connections.

Nothing flies Poznan to Manila non-stop, so every itinerary is built around a European hub. The names you will see are full-service and regional carriers rather than low-cost airlines: LOT Polish Airlines, the Polish flag carrier and a natural first look from Lawica; KLM Royal Dutch Airlines together with KLM Cityhopper; Lufthansa with Lufthansa Cityline; Swiss with Helvetic Airways; plus Air Dolomiti, Cityjet and Braathens Regional Aviation on the shorter legs. Because these itineraries often mix carriers, what is included depends on the fare you pick rather than on the airline name — check the baggage and change rules for each leg before you pay.

You land at Ninoy Aquino International, the airport that serves the Philippine capital. It sits on the southern edge of the metro area rather than in the middle of it, and the drive into town can take far longer than the distance suggests, so build in slack on arrival day. Taxis, ride-hailing apps, hotel shuttles and airport buses all run into the city; agree the fare or ask for the meter before you set off. If your itinerary uses more than one terminal, allow time to move between them, because transfers are not always quick.

Currency

PHP (₱)

Power sockets

Type A, B, C · 220 V

Language

Taglish, Filipino, English

Emergency number

911

Driving side

right

Calling code

+63

Internet domain

.ph

Population of Manila

14.0 M (2024)

Time zone

UTC+08 (Asia/Manila)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Poznan has only one airport, Lawica, so there is no second departure point to compare — just confirm your terminal before you book.
• Every itinerary to Manila connects, so look at the length of the layover and whether the whole trip sits on one ticket.
• If you book the legs separately, a missed connection is yours to fix, so leave a generous gap between them.
• Check the baggage allowance for each carrier in the itinerary, not only the one flying the long leg.
• Check your passport validity and the entry rules for the Philippines before you pay.
• Compare the whole price calendar rather than your first-choice dates, since March is the cheapest month here.