Direct flights from Guangzhou to Manila
All flights from CAN to MNL non-stop. There are direct flights from Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport (CAN), China to Ninoy Aquino International (MNL), Philippines with China Southern Airlines and Cebu Pacific Air. 28 weekly departures are currently scheduled on this route. Departure times range from 01:40 to 23:45 depending on the schedule period. The flight distance is 798 miles (1284 km). Flight time ranges from 2 hours and 30 minutes to 3 hours and 10 minutes.
Airlines with non-stop routes:
China Southern Airlines
Cebu Pacific Air
Philippines AirAsia
Philippine Airlines
Flight schedule from Guangzhou to Manila with China Southern Airlines
This is a weekly direct flight schedule for China Southern Airlines. Use the arrows or click on the date to change week. Click on any flight departure time to show more information and check availability.
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The timetable & schedule information was updated at 2026-08-31
Flight schedule from Guangzhou to Manila with Cebu Pacific Air
This is a weekly direct flight schedule for Cebu Pacific Air. Use the arrows or click on the date to change week. Click on any flight departure time to show more information and check availability.
Flight
The timetable & schedule information was updated at 2026-08-31
Guangzhou to Manila scheduled departures
Select a date to see every published non-stop departure between CAN and MNL.
CAN - MNL route facts
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Distance798 miles (1284 km)
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Flight time2 hours and 30 minutes to 3 hours and 10 minutes
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Airlines
China Southern
Cebu Pacific -
Airline alliancesLow-cost carrier
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CabinsEconomy Premium Economy Business
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Hub airportsChina Southern Airlines: CANCebu Pacific Air: MNL
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Departure terminalsChina Southern Airlines: Terminal 2Cebu Pacific Air: Terminal 3
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Arrival terminalsChina Southern Airlines: Terminal 3Cebu Pacific Air: Terminal 3
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AircraftChina Southern Airlines: Boeing 787-9, Boeing 737MAX 8 Passenger, Boeing 737-800 Passenger, Airbus A320neo and Airbus A320Cebu Pacific Air: Airbus A321neo, Airbus A321 (sharklets) and Airbus A320neo
