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| Amsterdam (AMS) | Manila (MNL) | Round-trip / Economy | 29/11/2026 - 23/01/2027 | From EUR1,043 Seen 34 minutes ago | |
| Amsterdam (AMS) | Manila (MNL) | Round-trip / Economy | 01/12/2026 - 23/01/2027 | From EUR1,043 Seen 34 minutes ago | |
| Amsterdam (AMS) | Manila (MNL) | Round-trip / Economy | 02/12/2026 - 23/01/2027 | From EUR1,043 Seen 34 minutes ago | |
| Amsterdam (AMS) | Manila (MNL) | Round-trip / Economy | 06/12/2026 - 23/01/2027 | From EUR1,043 Seen 34 minutes ago | |
| Amsterdam (AMS) | Manila (MNL) | Round-trip / Economy | 30/11/2026 - 23/01/2027 | From EUR1,043 Seen 34 minutes ago | |
| Amsterdam (AMS) | Manila (MNL) | Round-trip / Economy | 03/12/2026 - 23/01/2027 | From EUR1,043 Seen 34 minutes ago | |
| Amsterdam (AMS) | Manila (MNL) | Round-trip / Economy | 07/12/2026 - 23/01/2027 | From EUR1,043 Seen 34 minutes ago | |
| Amsterdam (AMS) | Manila (MNL) | Round-trip / Economy | 09/12/2026 - 23/01/2027 | From EUR1,043 Seen 34 minutes ago | |
| Amsterdam (AMS) | Manila (MNL) | Round-trip / Economy | 04/12/2026 - 23/01/2027 | From EUR1,043 Seen 34 minutes ago | |
| Amsterdam (AMS) | Manila (MNL) | Round-trip / Economy | 08/12/2026 - 23/01/2027 | From EUR1,043 Seen 34 minutes ago |
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Flights from Amsterdam (AMS) to Manila (MNL)
Flight route information
Cathay Pacific offers flights to Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS), with a layover in Hong Kong. Enjoy the comforts of flying with Cathay Pacific on our flights from AMS to MNL, which take around 15 hours and 15 minutes, including the layover, and bring you to Terminal 3 in Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
Flying to Manila with Cathay Pacific
Book your Amsterdam to Manila flight with Cathay Pacific and experience our modern aircraft, carefully designed with your comfort and convenience in mind.
During your flight, you’ll receive international standards of service and hospitality courtesy of our attentive crew. You will also have access to our inflight entertainment , which features the latest in Hollywood films, complete TV box sets, Disney+ Original titles, and acclaimed podcasts. Cathay Pacific also offers inflight Wi-Fi services so you can stay connected throughout your journey with us from Amsterdam (AMS) to Manila (MNL).
Best times for booking your trip to Manila (MNL) flight
We recommend reserving your AMS to MNL flight about 3-6 months in advance to achieve an optimal balance of cost and cabin choice, particularly for those interested in Business class or Premium Economy class. By organising your trip early, you can lock in your preferred seat before busy travel seasons and potential price adjustments occur closer to your departure. If you are an Economy traveller with flexible dates, flying to Manila on a Flexi fare allows you to reconfigure your itinerary with minimal penalty while benefiting from additional luggage capacity.
Experience Hong Kong with a stopover
For those with a bit of time to spare, consider transforming your layover in Hong Kong into an enriching stopover experience. Our home city presents a diverse array of cultural highlights, from tranquil temples to vibrant amusement parks. Indulge in a meal at distinguished restaurants across the city or enjoy the local atmosphere at a traditional cha chaan teng . You can find comprehensive details on organising your Amsterdam to Manila trip with a Hong Kong stopover here .
Manila Travel Information
Travelling to AMS airport
MNL airport introduction
Hotel recommendations
Travel tips
Philippines’ visa requirements
Arriving early at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is recommended to facilitate a seamless boarding experience for your flight to Manila.
- Trains are the most efficient transit for most, with Schiphol Station located directly under the terminal. It offers frequent links to Amsterdam Centraal and other major cities; follow "Trains" signs from arrivals to find the platforms.
- Bus travel is another viable option. The Airport Express serves central Amsterdam, while an extensive regional network connects the airport to various nearby towns.
- Taxis and ride-sharing provide door-to-door convenience from authorised ranks or designated meeting points. This is ideal for groups, late-night travel, or those with heavy luggage.
Passengers arriving at Ninoy Aquino International Airport will find a plethora of facilities and amenities to use before continuing their journey downtown. Indulge in an extensive selection of culinary delights at the diverse range of restaurants or enjoy some light shopping at the boutique stores situated within the airport. Baggage storage, tourist information services, ATMs, and currency exchange services are also available, along with support for passengers who require special assistance.
From Ninoy Aquino International Airport, there are various ways you can reach the city centre.
- Taxi: Providing the highest level of convenience, a taxi ride to downtown Manila takes approximately 45 minutes.
- The UBE Express shuttle: A great alternative that connects to various hotels, reaching central Makati in roughly one hour.
- Local jeepney: The most budget-friendly and experiential choice; take it to Taft Avenue to connect with the LRT-1 or MRT-3 train lines, with the total trip taking between 45 and 75 minutes.
Make your trip from Amsterdam to Manila one to remember by booking luxury accommodation with Cathay Holidays. With us, you’ll discover a wondrous world of rewards, including special accommodation, room upgrades, and lounge access. By booking a holiday package or hotel through Cathay Holidays, you will be able to earn additional Asia Miles for your stay.
Hotels by the airport
The Manila Marriott Hotel at Newport World Resorts is a high-end destination situated right across from NAIA Terminal 3 in Pasay. Connected via a pedestrian walkway, it serves as an excellent choice for passengers prioritising proximity to the airport. Travellers can enjoy rooms equipped with premium bedding and marble bathrooms that overlook the city or the airport runways. With several swimming pools, the Quan Spa, and a variety of dining venues like Marriott Café and CRU Steakhouse, the hotel offers a comprehensive resort experience.
Downtown accommodation
La Casarita is a simple serviced aparthotel on San Rafael Street in the historic, central San Miguel district of Manila, near the Malacañang Palace complex and university belt, offering budget‑friendly studios with kitchenettes and an on‑site café. It suits leisure travellers who want an affordable downtown base with local character rather than a conventional high‑rise hotel.
Stay in opulence
Makati Shangri-La is a grand, resort‑style luxury hotel on Ayala Avenue in Makati’s central business district, steps from Greenbelt and Glorietta malls. Its opulent lobby, Horizon Club rooms, outdoor pool and renowned spa make it a polished base for leisure travellers who want classic five‑star comfort with easy access to shopping and dining.
There’s plenty to remember when flying to a new destination. Here is some information that you should know before your flight to Manila.
- Currency: Philippine Peso (₱, PHP). Find out the current conversion rate.
- Plug: 220V, Types A, B, and C
- Time zone: GMT+8
- January 1 to March 29 – Amsterdam is 7 hours behind
- March 29 to October 25 – Amsterdam is 6 hours behind
- October 25 to January 1 – Amsterdam is 7 hours behind
- Languages: Filipino and English
To enjoy a hassle-free trip to Manila, be sure to check the Philippines’ visa requirements . Alternatively, you can visit the IATA Travel Centre for specific destination requirements.
Journeys tailored to you
Connections between the Netherlands and the Philippines continue to flourish through cultural exchange, sustainability initiatives and shared maritime perspectives. Filipino stories featured at Rotterdam's Fenix museum, alongside ongoing collaboration in agriculture and climate resilience, highlight the contemporary relationship between the two countries.
Beyond its renowned beaches and islands, the Philippines invites travellers to explore historic cities, vibrant local cultures and rich culinary traditions. From Manila Bay and the country's rich coastal heritage to colourful festivals and warm community spirit, the Philippines offers meaningful experiences that blend cultural richness, natural beauty and genuine hospitality.
Please consult official channels for the most current details, as seasonal programs, scheduled events, and restaurant menus are subject to modification.
Business
Family
Explorers
Luxury
Where should business travellers relax and recharge in Manila?
Binondo is Manila’s historic Chinatown, just north of Intramuros, known as the oldest Chinatown in the world and still a major hub for trade, finance and Chinese‑Filipino culture. For business travellers, it offers a lively backdrop of banks, gold and jewellery shops, and traditional pharmacies along Ongpin Street, mixed with heritage churches, temples and excellent restaurants.
- Visit Binondo Church (Basilica de San Lorenzo Ruiz) and stroll around Plaza Lorenzo Ruiz.
- Eat your way down Ongpin Street, sampling dim sum, noodles, lumpia and hopia in classic eateries.
- Cross Jones Bridge for skyline views, then explore Escolta’s art‑deco buildings and creative hubs.
- Drop by Lucky Chinatown Mall and the Chinatown Museum for air‑conditioned shopping and context on the district’s history.
Fat Cat is a craft cocktail and record bar on the 2nd floor of Makati Central Square (Makati Cinema Square) along Amorsolo Street in the Pio del Pilar/Legazpi area, a short hop from many CBD offices and hotels. With dim lighting, shelves of vinyl and a focused, bartender‑driven cocktail list, it’s ideal for business travellers who appreciate inventive drinks and a relaxed, conversational atmosphere after meetings.
- The Fool – Blended Scotch rounded out with coconut kefir, galangal and lemongrass for a creamy, lightly spiced, Southeast Asian twist on a whisky highball.
- The Chariot – Bourbon layered with tapuey (rice wine), chocolate, ginger, black garlic and a kombucha “air,” giving deep umami and cacao notes.
- The Moon – A minimalist mix of umeshu, Campari and sweet/dry vermouth, balancing plum sweetness with bitter, aperitivo complexity.
- The World – Black pepper rum with berry shrub, calamansi and orgeat, combining spice, fruit acidity and nutty richness in a vibrant, tiki‑style serve.
What family-friendly experiences are there in Manila?
Minalungao National Park is a protected nature area in General Tinio, Nueva Ecija, about three to four hours from Manila, known for its emerald‑green Peñaranda River flanked by towering limestone cliffs and lush vegetation. It’s a popular day‑trip or weekend escape for families who want fresh air, swimming and light adventure without going too far from the city.
- Rent a bamboo raft (balsa) for family picnics and leisurely river cruising.
- Swim or kayak in the clear river, with life vests available for safety.
- Explore small caves on a guided spelunking walk.
- Cross the hanging bridge and hike up to the hilltop cross for panoramic views of the Sierra Madre foothills.
Breakfast at Antonio's is a beloved all‑day breakfast and bistro in Tagaytay, about 1.5–2 hours from Manila, set in a garden estate along Aguinaldo Highway with rustic interiors, cool mountain air and a relaxed, family‑friendly atmosphere. It’s popular with Manila families on weekend trips for hearty Filipino and Western brunch plates, housemade meats and breads, and excellent coffee and hot chocolate served against foggy hillside views. Popular dishes include:
- Sourdough Pancakes – Thick, slightly tangy pancakes made with house sourdough starter, often paired with fruit or bacon for a balanced sweet‑savory breakfast.
- Eggs Benedict – Toasted bread or English muffins topped with poached eggs, housemade ham or smoked salmon and creamy hollandaise.
- Bacon & Mushroom Fried Rice Omelette – A three‑egg omelette with sautéed bacon and mushrooms, served with fried rice for a Filipino‑style, rice‑lover’s brunch.
- Crispy Bacon & Egg Grilled Cheese – Griddled sandwich stuffed with melted cheese, crisp bacon and egg, a rich, kid‑approved comfort dish
How can travellers explore more of Manila’s history & culture?
Manila Cathedral , officially the Minor Basilica and Metropolitan Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, is the “mother church” of the Philippines, standing in Plaza Roma at the heart of Intramuros. Rebuilt several times due to earthquakes and war, its current Neo‑Romanesque structure from the 1950s features an imposing stone façade, bronze doors, stained‑glass windows and soaring interiors, making it a key stop for anyone exploring Manila’s history and architecture.
- Admire the façade, bell tower and intricate carvings, then step inside to appreciate the nave, chapels and stained glass.
- Attend a Mass or sit quietly in the pews for reflection, especially on weekdays when it’s calmer.
- Visit the small museum/crypt area when open, where past archbishops are interred.
- Combine your stop with a walking tour of Intramuros, including Fort Santiago, San Agustin Church and the old city walls.
Barbara's Heritage Restaurant is a renowned Filipino–Spanish culinary landmark situated within the Plaza San Luis complex on General Luna Street in Intramuros. Located just across from San Agustin Church and near Manila Cathedral, this establishment is housed in a meticulously restored bahay na bato featuring hardwood floors and elegant chandeliers. It offers a nostalgic atmosphere of old Manila, often complemented by live cultural shows, making it a premier choice for travellers seeking authentic traditional cuisine. Notable menu items include:
- Lumpia al Fresca – Light spring rolls packed with pork, shrimp, and palm heart, finished with a savoury peanut-garlic dressing.
- Beef Kare-Kare – Tender beef shank and local vegetables simmered in a creamy peanut sauce, traditionally accompanied by bagoong.
- Paella de Mariscos – A seafood-rich rice dish that highlights the fusion of Filipino and Hispanic culinary traditions.
- Chicken Pork Adobo – A quintessential Filipino braise featuring pork and chicken seasoned with garlic, vinegar, and soy sauce.
Where should luxury travellers shop, dine, and unwind in Manila?
1335MABINI is a contemporary art space housed in a historic building on A. Mabini Street in Ermita, a bayside district once known for Manila’s old genteel residences and now home to galleries, hotels and cultural venues. With over 700 square metres devoted to exhibitions, studios and an artist‑in‑residence programme, it’s a stimulating stop for luxury travellers who enjoy collecting art or discovering cutting‑edge Philippine and regional contemporary work between fine meals and hotel stays.
- Explore rotating exhibitions of contemporary painting, sculpture, installation and video art.
- Attend artist talks, workshops or openings when scheduled.
- Browse tribal art and antiquities at Casa Tesoro’s showroom within the same property.
- Combine a visit with nearby attractions such as Rizal Park, the National Museum complex and Manila Bay sunset views.
Kása Palma is an island‑inspired fine‑dining restaurant on Palma Street in Poblacion, Makati, where French‑trained chef Aaron Isip uses a wood‑fire “jungle kitchen” to create expressive, highly plated dishes that fuse French technique with Filipino and broader tropical flavours. Set in a lush, beach‑house‑like townhouse with terrace and counter seating, it’s a top choice for luxury travellers who want tasting menus that feel both playful and precise, rooted in local ingredients yet firmly global in outlook.
- Croque Madame – A deconstructed version swapping ham for yellowtail tuna and sea urchin, layered with uni mornay on house sourdough shokupan, finished with Parmigiano, quail egg and caviar.
- Boudin Noir – Somen noodles with squid à la plancha, boudin noir in cuttlefish ink, winged beans (sigarilyas) and chicharron for texture and deep umami.
- Bouillabaisse – Ube‑based bouillabaisse featuring a “fish trifecta” of grouper, tilefish and red snapper, served with ube fondant, rouille and toast.
Frequently asked questions
Flight FAQs
How long is the flight from Amsterdam to Manila?
Begin your journey from Amsterdam to Manila aboard our fleet of modern aircraft, including the Boeing 777s, Airbus A321neos, Airbus A330s, and Airbus A350s. Your flight, featuring a layover in Hong Kong, requires around 15 hours and 15 minutes to complete. Please note that the aircraft used may vary depending on operational needs.
Our First class and Business class passengers can unwind and rejuvenate within our award-winning lounges, featuring amenities like Relaxation Rooms, Shower Suites, and our signature Noodle Bar during their layover.
Do I need to check in online for my flight to Manila?
Utilising online check-in is an efficient way to streamline your airport experience and save time. You can complete check-in on a desktop or mobile device up to 48 hours before your scheduled departure, allowing you to choose or alter your seat selection and download your boarding pass digitally or print it, depending on local regulations and your specific departure point. Cathay Green members and above can enjoy priority online check-in for added convenience. Based on your specific ticket type and cabin, you may also be able to pre-select your in-flight dining menu to accommodate your personal dietary requirements.
What happens if my flight from Amsterdam to Manila is delayed or cancelled?
Should your Cathay Pacific flight to Manila experience a delay or cancellation, we will provide you with timely updates via our flight status page , airport display screens, public announcement, or SMS notifications such as notiFLY. If your flight is delayed, we will communicate your updated check-in and boarding times as soon as the revised schedules are finalised. In the event that a delay causes you to miss a connecting flight, assistance will be provided to help arrange onward travel. For further details, please review your rights and regulations prior to departure or simply reach out to us .
Layover and stopover FAQs
What should I know about the transfer for my Amsterdam to Manila flight?
Upon arriving in Hong Kong, follow the signage leading to the departures level for your connecting flight. Passengers already holding an onward boarding pass can advance through security screening and proceed to their designated gate. Otherwise, head to the transfer counters where our team will assist with check-in procedures and address any queries. Passengers aged seven and above with qualifying travel documents are eligible to utilise the e‑Security Gates for faster processing. For the most current details regarding transfers and transfer desk locations, please consult the transfer guide .
What is there to do in Hong Kong International Airport while I wait?
There are plenty of things to do at Hong Kong International Airport to make your Amsterdam to Manila layover truly pleasurable. Unwind at the Sky Garden terrace situated in the East Hall on Level 7, a tranquil environment complete with lush greenery and vistas of the runway. Coffee enthusiasts can savour beverages at establishments such as Maison Kayser or % Arabica, while those seeking a more distinctive atmosphere can visit the Intervals Sky Bar on Level 9 within the Sky Bridge for cocktails accompanied by a view. Families can also find play areas and child-focused zones designed to keep younger passengers thoroughly amused. Should your schedule permit, explore the various shopping avenues or appreciate the airport's various observation points, such as the glass-floored Sky Bridge walkway, which presents captivating sights of aircraft manoeuvring directly underneath.
What kinds of services can I expect from the First class and Business class lounges at HKIA?
Cathay Pacific First class and Business class lounges in HKIA Terminal 1 offer refined luxury in a tranquil environment designed by award-winning architects and interior designers.
The Wing : The Wing, Business class lounge, located near Gate 2, offers a sophisticated yet practical space. It features extensive seating, refined design, the much‑loved Noodle Bar serving Asian classics, and accessible Shower Suites for pre-flight refreshment.
First Class passengers are invited to experience The Wing, First , a lounge that blends classic glamour with Cathay Pacific's signature hospitality. This luxurious sanctuary is designed for ultimate tranquillity, offering private shower suites, treatment rooms, and day beds for unwinding and refreshing before a flight. Travellers can also indulge in a rotating menu of Asian and international culinary classics, as well as lighter, bite-sized delicacies.
The Pier : The Pier, Business class lounge, adjacent to Gate 65, offers a tranquil, contemporary space. It features a curated dining experience, including both a generous buffet and various à la carte options, plus Shower Suites and secluded relaxation zones for a restful sanctuary.
Tailored specifically for our First-class passengers, The Pier, First delivers a highly curated journey. Passengers will enjoy exclusive private suites, an exquisite dining menu designed by world-class chefs, and attentive, curated service. The lounge further provides premium features, encompassing massage services and spacious areas dedicated to pure relaxation.
The Bridge : Located just a short walk from Gate 35, The Bridge showcases a striking modern aesthetic. It delivers a laid-back setting equipped with plush seating and an extensive dining menu. Passengers are welcome to partake in an assortment of light bites and refreshments, while also taking advantage of shower suites and dedicated productivity stations for anyone wishing to complete tasks.
The Deck : Nestled close to Gate 6, The Deck Lounge presents a more casual environment, mainly focused on comfort. It exudes an inviting aura, supplying light refreshments and diverse seating configurations. This specific space serves as an ideal retreat for individuals desiring to relax thoroughly ahead of their departure.
For the most current details regarding our lounge offerings, visit our lounge site for more information.
If I have a stopover in Hong Kong for a day or more, how can I make the most of my visit?
By choosing a stopover in Hong Kong instead of a quick transit, travellers can enjoy a second holiday with culture, food and city views. Start with a cycling tour along the West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade for fresh air, public art and Victoria Harbour views. Then visit the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade to take in the skyline and landmarks like the historic Clock Tower. For shopping, Nathan Road offers a lively mix of luxury stores and local shops.
If time allows, explore cultural sites such as Man Mo Temple or the streets of Central, where colonial and modern architecture sit side by side. Food lovers shouldn’t miss Hong Kong’s famous dim sum in neighbourhoods like Wan Chai or Mong Kok.
As evening falls, unwind at a rooftop bar or waterfront café and take in the city lights across Victoria Harbour.
For more inspiration, visit our guide to Hong Kong for first-time visitors or our short weekend guide to Hong Kong .
Cabin class FAQs
What do the fare classes mean when I fly from Amsterdam to Manila in Economy?
Cathay Pacific offers a range of Economy fare options, ensuring you find the match for your travel requirements. Every fare category includes benefits, baggage allowances, and flexibility for changes or cancellations, allowing you to pick the choice that aligns with your itinerary.
Light Fare : Designed for passengers seeking a more economical ticket, the Economy Light fare provides a standard baggage allowance alongside limited options for changes or refunds.
Essential Fare : Serving as an upgraded option from the Economy Light choice, this fare delivers increased flexibility, permitting modifications for an associated fee, while granting extra perks such as advanced seat selection and a better earning rate for Asia Miles.
Flexi Fare : Representing the most versatile Economy fare, this ticket permits changes and cancellations with minimal charges and includes an enhanced baggage allowance. This selection is ideal for those who value adaptability and peace of mind.
For more details regarding the baggage rules associated with your chosen ticket, please visit our fare classes page.
What can I expect when I choose to fly Premium Economy or Business class with Cathay Pacific?
From the moment you book your ticket with us, your exceptional Premium Economy and Business class journey begins. With an enhanced baggage allowance, you have the freedom to pack your belongings with greater ease before receiving a welcoming reception from our people at the dedicated check-in counters. Following your priority boarding, you will encounter an inflight refined environment featuring generous seating and thoughtfully prepared dining options.
Business class passengers travelling on specific routes onboard our Boeing 777-300ER aircraft have the opportunity to relax inside our award-winning Aria Suite *, expertly designed to prioritise your ultimate comfort.
*New Boeing 777-300ER cabins will be progressively introduced.
Do cabin classes affect how much carry-on baggage I can take when I fly to Manila with Cathay Pacific?
The amount of carry-on baggage is determined by your cabin class. Economy and Premium Economy passengers can bring one piece of carry-on baggage with a maximum weight of 7kg, with one small personal item. Business class passengers are allowed to carry up to 10kg of carry-on baggage alongside their personal item, while First class passengers are granted an allowance of up to 15kg for their carry-on baggage and a personal item. Every piece of carry-on baggage must adhere to the size of 56 x 36 x 23cm, and your supplementary personal item must be small enough to be stored directly beneath the seat in front of you.
What is the weight limit of the checked baggage I can bring on my flight to Manila?
Passengers flying with Economy Light tickets are authorised to check a single item of baggage with a maximum weight of 23kg. Those travelling in Economy and Premium Economy are allowed up to two checked items, each weighing a maximum of 23kg. Business class passengers are granted up to two pieces of checked baggage at 32kg per item, and First class passengers receive an allowance of up to three individual pieces.
Be sure to remember that surpassing your designated baggage limits will result in supplementary charges, based on whether your items exceed the specified weight or dimensional restrictions. Depending on your flight, you may want to consider purchasing our prepaid extra baggage allowance in advance.
Asia Miles FAQs
Can I redeem products with Asia Miles while flying to Manila from Amsterdam?
During your flight, access our inflight retail offerings via the onboard Wi-Fi , an amenity available on most of our aircraft. After linking your device to the "Cathay Pacific" wireless connection and opening the digital retail platform, you may explore an assortment of merchandise spanning more than a thousand brands. Cathay members can sign in to their profiles to spend Asia Miles on items or accumulate additional rewards during their retail experience.
How many Asia Miles will I earn from my Amsterdam to Manila flight?
To calculate how many Asia Miles you earn flying from Amsterdam to Manila on Cathay Pacific, you can use our online Status Points and Asia Miles calculator . The amount of Asia Miles earned depends primarily on three factors: the route distance, your travel cabin, and the fare type you purchased. More flexible and premium fares generally earn more Asia Miles and Status Points. Bear in mind that Asia Miles and Status Points are earned only on flights marketed by Cathay Pacific.
Booking and experience FAQs
Why should I fly to Manila with Cathay Pacific?
Our extensive global network connects you to over 100 destinations worldwide, ensuring ample travel options and seamless connections. Our modern fleet offers spacious cabins with fully flat beds* in Business class, roomy Premium Economy seats, and comfortable Economy seats. Our entertainment suite and high-speed Wi-Fi connectivity allow you to stay connected and entertained throughout your journey. When you fly with us as a Cathay member, you will be able to accumulate Asia Miles and Status Points, both of which offer a range of benefits.
*Available on most aircraft and gradually rolling out across our entire fleet.
What are the benefits of booking directly with Cathay Pacific?
Booking directly through Cathay Pacific delivers superior flexibility, promotional deals, and vastly improved passenger support in comparison to external booking sites. Reserving your flights with us grants perks such as a complimentary 24-hour cancellation period, easier access to all available ticket tiers, and unique deals that feature extra Asia Miles and price reductions on travel extras. Passengers receive prioritised assistance for any changes or schedule interruptions, methods to gather and spend Asia Miles, alongside benefits including early upgrade access tailored specifically for Cathay members.
*Terms and conditions apply. Please view our dedicated page to read the complete details.
Cathay membership FAQs
What is the difference between Status Points and Asia Miles?
Status Points dictate your current standing within the Cathay membership programme, directly influencing your membership tier and associated privileges. These points revert to zero at the beginning of every new Cathay membership year following a renewal, an upgrade, or a downgrade. Conversely, Asia Miles functions as a reward currency used to claim flights and everyday lifestyle rewards, and remains active for a period of three years. Status Points help you elevate between tiers, whereas Asia Miles empowers you to redeem further flight and retail rewards.
What do Cathay membership tiers mean?
The varying Cathay membership levels—Green, Silver, Gold, and Diamond— Indicate your membership level within the programme. As you advance through the tiers, you can enjoy a broader range of benefits and privileges with us.
Green members experience foundational Cathay membership privileges, encompassing early entry to exclusive travel promotions and priority online check-in from 48 hours before departure. They can reserve seats with extra legroom by spending Asia Miles, subject to availability, and gain a complimentary two-day PressReader access pass alongside every flight booking.
Silver members acquire all the benefits of Green members, in addition to priority check-in at dedicated Business class counters, entry into selected Business class lounges, and priority baggage handling. Silver members can enjoy enhanced Asia Miles earning whenever they make purchases or enjoy meals at our affiliated establishments.
Gold members can check one additional item of luggage and secure seating within the Economy cabin on Cathay Pacific flights. Furthermore, Gold members receive a pair of complimentary passes to the Business class lounge and prospects for cabin upgrades, paired with higher earning rates for Asia Miles.
Diamond members take advantage of dedicated First class check-in services, entry to all First class and Business class lounges, and the ability to bring in companions. Diamond members are additionally granted priority baggage handling and promotional deals at affiliated hotels and dining venues.
Discover information regarding Status Points and the advantages associated with every level here .
How do I know if my Amsterdam to Manila flight will accrue Status Points?
Qualifying bookings consist of tickets issued by Cathay Pacific or members of our oneworld alliance within fare categories officially designated to earn Status Points. Throughout the purchasing phase and when you organise your trip digitally, you will see how many Status Points and Asia Miles are assigned to your journey, based on the carrier, cabin, fare type, and distance covered.
When your booking meets the necessary eligibility criteria, Status Points are credited to your account upon the completion of your flight. Should you travel on a partner airline, you remain eligible to accrue Status Points for your Cathay membership, provided your flight meets fare and cabin eligibility.
What exciting experiences can I expect from Cathay Pacific?
Discover an assortment of advantages as you book your holiday through Cathay Pacific, featuring our Economy fares , designed to supply you with expansive options, flexibility, and value. Our most recent flight and holiday package offers are consistently refreshed to ensure you receive greater convenience and freedom throughout your travels alongside Cathay Pacific.