Where fares come from
We show the lowest fare that Aviasales users found for a route. It comes from the Aviasales search cache through the Travelpayouts Data API and is refreshed every Sunday at 03:00 UTC.
- For 1 adult, economy. Checked baggage and payment fees may be extra.
- The observation is usually one way; when it is a round trip, we say so.
- We show when it was found and, when known, the departure date and the airline.
- Someone else found it in the past. It is not a live price and not a guaranteed seat.
How long we show a fare
- An observation is current for 7 days after it was retrieved.
- After that, for up to 30 days, we show it as a historical observation with its date.
- After that — or once the departure date has passed — we hide the amount and say there is no recent observation.
- If a refresh fails, we don’t treat it as “no flights”: we show the last good observation with its date, or say the data is temporarily unavailable.
Fares by month and weekly history
On some routes we show the lowest one-way fare found for each departure month over the next 12 months, and the weekly observations. Months without an observation are left empty — that does not mean they are cheaper or dearer. We don’t predict the best time to buy.
When you search
Our form opens the search on Aviasales. There, prices are live and shown in the currency of your location or account settings, which may not be PHP.
Routes and airlines
Our route and airline lists come from our own dataset, compiled in 2026 from public sources such as airline websites, Wikipedia and flight-tracking data. Schedules change; confirm the operating airline when you book.
Entry documents
We show a visa status for a Philippine passport only when our data cites a specific official source and the date it was checked. Otherwise we ask you to confirm with the embassy or official source.
See also our editorial policy.