Cheap Flights from Manila to San Francisco from S$ 538

Frequently Asked Questions

• Which airlines offer the cheapest flights from Manila (MNL) to San Francisco (SFO)?

  Based on Trip.com data, Asiana Airlines offers one-way fares as low as S$ 538 on Cheapest nonstop routes (e.g. MNL to SFO on Thu, Sep 17), while Asiana Airlines offers Cheapest nonstop round-trips from S$ 918 departing on Sun, Sep 13 and returning on Sun, Sep 20.

• Which airlines offer direct flights from Manila to San Francisco?

  At the moment, you can catch a direct flight from Manila to San Francisco with the following airlines, including: Philippine Airlines Selected airlines are based on historical data collected from flight bookings users made on Trip.com within the last 90 days.

• How long is a flight from Manila (MNL) to San Francisco (SFO)?

  It takes about 12 hours 58 minutes to fly from Manila (MNL) to San Francisco (SFO).

• When is the best time to book flights from Manila to San Francisco?

  By analyzing data from all airlines on the Trip.com flight calendar, it looks like the best time to book a flight from Manila to San Francisco is around 40 days (6 weeks) in advance, and the best time to fly is usually on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Tuesday typically offers the cheapest flights for departure, while Saturday offers the best return deals.

• How many flights are there per week from Manila to San Francisco?

  Based on Trip.com data in the past 4 weeks, there is 22 flight per week flying from Manila to San Francisco. You can check the weekly schedule for popular airlines on this route below: Philippine Airlines: S/M/T/W/-/F/S -- PR104 (23:32)

• How can I find the best deals on flights from Manila to San Francisco?

  To find best deals on flights from Manila to San Francisco, you can use various tools on Trip.com:
  · Be flexible with your travel dates to get the cheapest flight deal. Now the cheapest flight deal is on Thu, Sep 17, with one-way flights priced at just S$ 538.
  · Compare airlines strategically. Budget carriers often provide the lowest base fares, while we found the most affordable airline currently operating on this route is Philippine Airlines.
  · Set up price alerts to easily monitor ticket prices without having to check every day.
  · Check Trip.com flight deals and promo codes frequently.
  · Avoid peak season unless you book very early. It seems the peak season for San Francisco travel is around July.
  · Get exclusive promo codes for Trip.com app users.

• When is the best time to book a flight from Manila to San Francisco to get the best price?

  The cheapest months to fly from Manila to San Francisco is September, when demand for travel is lower.

• Which upcoming date is the cheapest for flights from Manila to San Francisco?

  After crunching the numbers on our July flight calendar, it's currently cheapest to fly from Manila to San Francisco on July 21, 2026 with Asiana Airlines, with prices starting at S$ 1,131.

• Which airports can I fly through when travelling to San Francisco from Manila?

  You can land at any one of the following hubs in San Francisco, with Ninoy Aquino International Airport to San Francisco International Airport (MNL-SFO) is by far the most common option on this route: San Francisco International Airport (SFO).

• What is the time difference between Manila and San Francisco?

  The time difference between San Francisco and Manila is 16h.

• How can I change or cancel my flight ticket from Manila to San Francisco?

  Tickets can only be changed or cancelled if permitted by airline policy. To submit a change or cancellation request, go to the flight bookings page, select the option to change or cancel your booking, choose the relevant passengers and segment, and submit a request. Please note that additional charges may apply according to the airline ticket policy. However, if the flight has been rescheduled and you would like to change or cancel your ticket, you can submit an involuntary cancellation request. For more details about change and cancellation policies, please check the customer support pages.