What is international passenger service charge?

International Passenger Service Charge (LI tax) is a service tax charged by the Philippine Government for all passengers travelling internationally from Manila-Ninoy Aquino International Airport. This tax is also applicable for children (2 – 11 years) of all passengers but not infants (under 2 years).



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The terminal fee ranges from P50 to P220 per person for domestic flights or P600 to P1,135 per person for international flights.

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Airport taxes are usually charged to passengers departing from or connecting through an airport. Some airports do not levy these fees on connecting passengers who do not leave the airport or passengers who have a connecting flight that is within a specific timeframe from the time of arrival.

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The following Filipino citizens are exempted from the payment of Travel Tax pursuant to Sec. 2 of PD 1183, as amended: (a) Filipino overseas contract workers. (b) Filipino permanent residents abroad whose stay or visit in the Philippines is less than one year.

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Who can get a refund? If you purchased a plane tickets but did not travel on that flight, you are eligible for a refund of the terminal fee. Depending on the route and airline, you may also be eligible for refund on other fees charged to you.

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Airport fees are the various costs associated with using an airport's facilities and services. Think of them as the price of using an airport. These charges cover everything from landing your aircraft to parking and even fueling it.

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These airline costs are passed on to the passengers and often included in the price of your ticket. Airport taxes often consist of government taxes, security checks, oil prices, noise nuisance fees, and fuel surcharges.

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Depending on the airline and your situation, you'll either receive a travel credit or a monetary refund after your change is approved. Airlines will usually waive the change fee and grant a travel credit that can be used within a year of the original booking date.

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Why do airlines charge those fees? For starters, having an initial lower headline price makes air travel look cheaper, Keyes said. Airfares are taxed differently than fees. Plane tickets – and anything the ticket includes – are subject to a 7.5% excise tax, Keyes said, but that tax excludes optional fees.

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Well, running an airport is a complex and costly operation. Everything from runway maintenance to Air Traffic Control comes with a price tag. Airport fees help cover these costs, ensuring airports can provide the services you need to fly safely and efficiently.

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