Cebu Pacific Air has operated three flights a week from Singapore to Iloilo City since November 2024. The low-cost carrier from the Philippines operates these on a 180-seat Airbus A320.

Cebu Pacific, the Philippines’ largest airline, transported more than 1 million passengers via Clark International Airport in ...

Cebu Pacific operates a seat capacity of three million in a month as of January, up by 30 percent from 2.3 million a year ago. Similarly, the airline’s flight count has gone up by a third to ...

Cebu Pacific said Tuesday it expects to carry 30 million passengers in 2025, fueled by the introduction of new domestic and ...

Cebu Pacific President and Chief Commercial Officer Xander Lao said the airline’s capex will fall from its 2024 level of approximately P60 billion, mainly due to fewer incoming aircraft.

Budget carrier Cebu Pacific is eyeing a substantial increase in passenger volumes this year, targeting a mid-20 percent growth rate—outpacing the carrier’s expansion rate in 2024.

There is quite a high demand in terms of beach destinations and leisure destinations,' says Xander Lao, president and chief commercial officer of Cebu Pacific MANILA, Philippines – Low-cost ...

BUDGET carrier Cebu Pacific on Tuesday said that it was aiming to fly around 30 million passengers this year, up from the 24.5 million recorded in 2024, as it opens new routes and acquires addition ...

CEBU PACIFIC, operated by Cebu Air, Inc., expects to surpass last year’s passenger volume, fueled by its route expansion plans and its aim to bolster its Clark hub, the budget carrier said. “In terms ...

Low-cost carrier Cebu Pacific is confident of reaching the 30-million mark for passengers flown this year, seeing growth ...

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Cebu Pacific is targeting another record year in terms of passenger volume in 2025 after opening new routes and increasing ...