MBT → MNL

Burias Island

Visible shortly after takeoff from Masbate, this narrow island features beautiful limestone cliffs and turquoise waters.

Bondoc Peninsula

The rugged, hilly terrain of Quezon province provides a dramatic landscape beneath the flight path.

Mount Banahaw

The most spectacular landmark on the route; this massive, three-peaked sacred volcano dominates the horizon on the right.

Metro Manila Skyline

As the plane descends, you get a clear view of the high-rises in Bonifacio Global City (BGC), Makati, and Ortigas.

NAIA Operations

Provides a great view of the airport runways and terminals 1 and 2 just moments before landing.

Marinduque Island

The heart-shaped island province is visible as you traverse the Sibuyan Sea, showcasing its rugged interior and coastal towns.

Mount Makiling

A prominent dormant volcano in Laguna, often shrouded in mist, visible during the initial stages of the descent.

Tayabas Bay

Sweeping views of the coastline where the Southern Tagalog mainland meets the Sibuyan Sea.

Laguna de Bay

The flight path often skims the western edge of the Philippines' largest lake, revealing fish pens and local communities.

Manila Bay

On late afternoon flights, you may catch the reflection of the sun on the water as the plane turns for its final approach.