Which month had the lowest fares from Manila to Seoul?

What the data shows at a glance

We looked at one-way fares from Manila to Seoul over the next few months. The lowest fare we saw was US$96 for a direct Cebu Pacific flight in March 2027. That is noticeably below the other months in our sample.

Most of the lowest fares were on direct flights. Out of 47 fares we saw, 37 were direct. This means direct flights were common in the results we collected.

Prices ranged from US$96 to US$178 depending on the airline and date. The data changes quickly, so treat these as a guide rather than a promise.

Month by month: which had the lowest fares?

October 2026 had a lowest fare of US$135 on a one-stop Z2 flight. November 2026 was lower at US$117 on a direct Cebu Pacific flight. December 2026 rose to US$151 on Philippine Airlines.

January and February 2027 both had a lowest fare of US$144 on Cebu Pacific. March 2027 was the standout at US$96, also on Cebu Pacific. These are the lowest fares we saw on specific dates, not an average for the month.

If your dates are flexible, March 2027 looks worth checking first. November 2026 is another good option if you want to travel sooner.

• October 2026: US$135 (Z2, one stop)
• November 2026: US$117 (Cebu Pacific, direct)
• December 2026: US$151 (Philippine Airlines, direct)
• January 2027: US$144 (Cebu Pacific, direct)
• February 2027: US$144 (Cebu Pacific, direct)
• March 2027: US$96 (Cebu Pacific, direct)

Which airlines appear in the results?

Six airlines appeared in the fares we saw. Cebu Pacific had the lowest starting fare at US$96 and offers direct flights. Jeju Air started at US$125 with direct flights too.

Philippine Airlines also flies direct, with fares from US$151. Z2, HK Express and Xiamen Air appeared with one-stop options, starting at US$130, US$178 and US$178 respectively.

Direct flights are common on this route. If you prefer to avoid a stop, Cebu Pacific, Jeju Air and Philippine Airlines are the ones to watch.

Direct or with a stop: what did we see?

Most of the fares we saw were for direct flights. 37 out of 47 fares were direct, which is a high share. This means direct flights were frequently available in our sample.

One-stop options appeared from Z2, HK Express and Xiamen Air. Their lowest fares were US$130, US$178 and US$178. In this sample, the one-stop fares were not lower than the direct ones.

If you have a strong preference for a particular airline, check both direct and one-stop options. The data shows that direct flights were often among the lowest fares we saw.

How to choose your dates using this data

The lowest fare we saw was on 14 March 2027. If you can travel around then, start your search there. November 2026 also had a relatively low fare on 28 November.

Fares change day to day and even hour to hour. The date we saw a low fare may not be the only day with a similar price. Use a flexible date search to see a whole month at once.

FindMyFlight lists results by price, low to high. You can compare options across dates without paying anything extra. Look before you book to see if shifting your trip by a day or two saves money.

Using price alerts and comparing before you book

Price alerts are a simple way to track fares. You can set one on FindMyFlight for your route and dates. You will get an email when the price changes, with a one-click unsubscribe.

Alerts are by email only, confirmed by you. There are no SMS messages. This helps you act quickly when a fare drops.

Always compare before you book. FindMyFlight never adds anything to a fare and lists results by price. You book and pay the airline or partner directly, so there are no hidden fees.

Common mistakes to avoid

One mistake is booking the first fare you see without checking nearby dates. A day or two can make a big difference. Use the flexible date view to spot the lowest fares.

Another is ignoring direct flights because you assume they cost more. In our sample, direct fares were often the lowest. Check both options before deciding.

Finally, do not wait too long if you see a good fare. Prices change quickly. Set a price alert and be ready to book when the price fits your budget.

Questions and answers

What was the lowest fare from Manila to Seoul?

The lowest fare we saw was US$96 for a direct Cebu Pacific flight on 14 March 2027. Fares change quickly, so this may not be available now.

Which airlines fly direct from Manila to Seoul?

Cebu Pacific, Jeju Air and Philippine Airlines appeared with direct flights in our data. Cebu Pacific had the lowest starting fare at US$96.

Is it less expensive to fly with a stop?

In our sample, one-stop fares were not lower than direct fares. Direct flights made up 37 of 47 fares we saw, often at the lowest prices.

How can I find the lowest fare for my dates?

Use a flexible date search on FindMyFlight to see a whole month at once. Set a price alert to get an email when the fare changes.

Does FindMyFlight add any fees?

No. FindMyFlight is free to use and never adds anything to a fare. You book and pay the airline or partner directly.