Cebu Pacific Air, the country’s largest budget airline, is expanding its presence in Japan via increased flights and new routes after Manila and Tokyo recently negotiated more liberal bilateral rights between them.
Airlines in the Philippines canceled hundreds of domestic and international flights on Thursday, extending through Friday, because of supertyphoon “Yolanda” (international name: “Haiyan”).
Cebu Pacific, the country’s biggest budget carrier, launched its inaugural Manila-Dubai flight Monday, marking both the airline’s first foray into the long-haul segment.
Cebu Pacific Air, the country’s biggest budget carrier, said passenger traffic in the first eight months of the year rose by 11.4 percent to 9.82 million, given double-digit gains in both domestic and international segments.
Cebu Pacific on Tuesday announced special flights to and from Zamboanga on the following dates
Philippine air carriers are among the most aggressive in Asia Pacific in terms of fleet expansion, as operators seek newer planes to serve increasing demand while bringing down costs, an official of France-based aircraft manufacturer Airbus S.A.S. said Friday.
Cebu Pacific is mounting special flights to and from Zamboanga on the following dates:
Cebu Pacific is mounting three round trip special flights on September 25, 2013 to and from Zamboanga.
Cebu Pacific Air is seeking to mount flights to Europe as part of its long-haul strategy and it intends to make a presentation to the European Union in November.
Cebu Pacific will have one special roundtrip Manila-Zamboanga-Manila flight on Friday, Sept. 20.
The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines has announced the resumption of Zamboanga Airport operations, for one special roundtrip Manila-Zamboanga-Manila Cebu Pacific flight on September 19, 2013.
The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines has extended the suspension of Zamboanga Airport operations from September 17-21, 2013 due to the current security situation in Zamboanga City.
