Cebu Pacific

I think its about time I share the secret of travelling around the Philippines cheap!.. and shooting all those festivals! Here is the Cebu Pacific P299 All In Sale! 200,000 Domestic Seats Available! Go book your festivals for the remainder of the year! If you missed the 50,000 ZEro seat sale.. this is your chance [...]

Yesterday night, I was booking online for my family vacation in Philippines. I was very excited coz there is already a flight in Clark field Pampanga. But then after inputs of necessary details, pressing submit gave me the notice “Declined”. Im very frustrated as the air ticket was cheap and it was already the last [...]

The Philippine air carrier Cebu Pacific on Friday inaugurated flights to Viet Nam to capitalize on the increasing air travel between the two countries, while several other carriers will also launch air service to Viet Nam this week. Cebu Pacific, which is the airline business unit of JG Summit Holdings Inc., flies Manila-Hanoi on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, with departure from Manila at 10:

Cebu Pacific inaugurates flights to Vietnam 15-Apr-2008 Cebu Pacific (CEB), the airline business unit of JG Summit Holdings Inc, inaugurated its flights to Vietnam on 10-Apr-08. Cebu Pacific’s Manila-Hanoi service is offered three times weekly using A319 equipment. The carrier also inaugurated services to Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) on 11-Apr-08. The Ho Chi Minh service is offered four times weekly. amazing triumph of aviation entrepreneurship in the Philippines, with Cebu Pacificbeing the second (Behind Philippines Airlines) carrier in terms of popularity and network throughout the Philippines and an ever expanding routes in Asia.

Philippines based airline Cebu Pacific has reported that it has inaugurated new flights to Hanoi, Viet Nam. Cebu Pacific's Manila-Hanoi A319 service is offered three times weekly on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. The company has also announced that it will also start flying to Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam. This service is scheduled to operate every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Candice

My common sense may have deserted me when I was onboard Cebu Pacific flight 5J527 and 5J528, but my friend’s dad didn’t and he bought Cebu Pacific’s mini flexi-tripod. I managed to succesfully pester Anna to meet up so we can compare the two tripods. All I can say is that I am glad that I [...]

Cebu Pacific has ordered four more turbo-prop ATR 72-500 aircraft that will be used for smaller airports, such as Caticlan (Boracay), bringing to ten its total firm orders worth more than USD178 million. Lance Gokongwei, Cebu Pacific President, said the additional aircraft will allow the airline to serve more cities whose runways are too short for its Airbus fleet. "This is a huge confidence vote for the Philippines, for our tourism sector, and our business model as a provider of quality service at affordable fares. It is also a signal to the flying public that our service and the business opportunities we help generate are now at their doorsteps," he said. (more…)

I was all set to post something else, but this Cebu Pacific just came in: Fly to Xiamen, China for as low as ONE PESO! Visit Xiamen, famous for being an ancestral home to overseas Chinese, including some of the Philippines great Taipans. The seat sale will run from December 10 to 16, 2007 and may be availed for travel from January 1 to March 31, 2008. The one-way fare is exclusive of government taxes, applicable surcharges and non-refundable. Upon checking Cebu Pacific’s website, I found out that Cebu Pacific is increasing their flight frequency to Macau. Cebu Pacific (CEB) will expand its Manila-Macau-Manila operations from three times weekly to daily to meet rising demand. Initially, the Manila-Macau service will have an additional Sunday flight beginning January 13, 2008 and will become a daily service on June 6, 2008. Fares to Macau start at P1,499 one way, exclusive of taxes and surcharges. Source: Cebupacificair.com Cebu Pacific’s really making it hard for us NOT to t

Cebu Pacific is offering P1 (USD0.02) one-way fares on all its domestic destinations for travel from 01-Jan-08 and 12-Mar-08. The airline has allocated more than 100,000 seats for the sale. The one-way fare, which can be purchased between 28-Nov-07 and 02-Dec-07 (or until seats are sold out) is exclusive of fuel and insurance surcharges, ranging from P900 (USD21 to USD34), one-way. Cebu Pacific has been offering seat sales to encourage more passengers, especially new flyers, to travel. (more…)

With the opening of their 3rd hub in Davao, Cebu Pacific announces international flights from Davao to Singapore and Hong Kong starting May 8 and May 9, 2008. Of course, this can only mean one thing: seat sale! Grab these fantastic deals and be on your way to fabulous locations! Now that we have a hub in Davao, fly direct from Davao to Hong Kong and Singapore for only 999 PESOS or to Iloilo for as low as 98 PESOS! Direct services from Davao to Singapore and Iloilo will commence on May 8, 2008 while the service to Hong Kong will start on May 9, 2008. The seat sale wil l run from November 13 to 20, 2007 only. Fly from Cebu to Bacolod and Manila to Laoag for only 1.00 PESO! The seat sale will run from November 13, 2007 to February 29, 2008, and is good for travel for the same period. There are more than 20,000 seats available for this promotional sale so hurry! Source: Cebupacificair.com ---Related Articles at justwandering.org:It’s sale season again!999 is Cebu Pacific’s magi

Cebu Pacific will be receiving their first ATR 72-500 turboprop plane in February 2008, just in time for the coming summer holidays. Cebu Pacific to fly 10 times daily to Boracay, fares start at P688! Visit one of the world’s best beaches, renowned for its four kilometer stretch of powdered white sand and sparkling blue waters. Be among the first to fly Cebu Pacific’s brand new ATR 72-500 to Boracay starting February 29, 2008! CEB will initially operate its Manila-Boracay (Caticlan) service five times daily effective February 29, 2008. Effective March 28, 2008 CEB will increase its frequency from five to nine services daily and also begin daily Cebu-Boracay (Caticlan) operations. Source: Cebupacificair.com Daaang. I hope my credit cards bills have been paid. Can’t miss this one! [edit] I just checked the fares, and if you managed to get the Php688 fares for both leg of the trip, the total fare comes up to Php 3,842.72. Not bad, not bad. Taxes for this segment amounts to P

G’day! I’ve been a bit busy settling this past few days in Melbourne. I know, I know, I’ve been here before so I should know how things work. But I actually haven’t really gone out yet, except for that trip to the market and to the Collingwood Children’s Farm (Wooly sheep! Cows with spots!). My accountant brother-in-law has until October 26 to file their family’s GST and both my sister and I are helping him organize 3 years worth of files. Anywhoo, until my next post (the Gorillapod review), I’ll share with you a couple of messages I got in my inbox today. JustWandering reader BBBB shares that the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA) in Clark will be having a viewing of the A380 when it lands on October 12: Good news! DMIA will be holding a public viewing of the aircraft on Friday, October 12 from 12PM to 4PM. So if you’re itching to see this superjumbo in action, head on to Clark, since I don’t think there will be a publ

There’s no official statement yet, but it seems it came right out of the older Gokonwei’s mouth. A confident John Gokongwei Jr. thinks Cebu Pacific is ready to go long-haul like fellow low-cost carrier Air Asia of Malaysia, with the taipan aiming to cross the Pacific and launch non-stop flights to the United States West Coast, and possibly onwards to Houston and Chicago, by mid-2009. But the taipan is quick to admit that he has yet to fully convince his son and Cebu Pacific president, Lance, about the long-haul dream especially how the attendant cost-escalations would impact on the financial model of a single-class, short-haul, quick turn-around budget airline. Source: Manila Standard Today Hmmmm, I certainly hope they’d get a bigger plane if they’re going to do long-haul flights. Or at least give more legroom. Or have video on demand (even with pay). *cringe* I can’t imagine being comfortable in their current fleet for flights longer than 5 hours. The ar

Cebu Pacific just delivered some good news to my inbox: Make way for an exotic adventure when you fly from Manila to Puerto Princesa (or vice-versa) for only P98! Visit the Philippines’ last frontier, Puerto Princesa and experience an adventure of a lifetime in one of the country’s prime tourist destinations. Experience the Subterranean River National Park, a World Heritage Site or simply relax in one of the numerous white sand beaches dotting the Island! Hurry, the seat sale is from August 24 to 31 only, for travel from September 26 to December 15, 2007. Fares are exclusive of applicable government taxes and surcharges and are non-refundable. Source: Cebupacificair.com I was ready to throw caution in the wind and actually BOOK & BUY a flight in October, but it’s just not meant to be. Even with the low fare (only Php2,200+ for a return ticket, if both are Php98 fares), I don’t have enough available balance in either of my cards. GAAAAAAAAAAAH. *pulls out hair* -

Cebu Pacific offers P999 and P1,999 seat sale for international destinations! Cebu Pacific now offers a seat sale for its international flights! The international seat sale will run from July 27 to 31, 2007 or until seats last, and is good for travel from September 1 to December 15, 2007. CEB is offering a P999 one-way fare for Manila-Hong Kong, Manila-Bangkok, Manila-Kuala Lumpur, Manila-Jakarta, Manila-Taipei, Manila-Macau, Manila-Xiamen, Manila-Guangzhou, and Cebu-Hong Kong. Meanwhile, the seat sale for Manila-Shanghai, Manila-Singapore, Cebu-Singapore, Davao-Hong Kong and Davao-Singapore routes is at P1,999 one-way. Source: Cebupacificair.com I just love how it starts exactly on the date I wanted to have a weekend getaway. Unfortunately, I can’t book & buy yet, as my credit card is maxed out (again). I have to wait until Monday, when I’ve paid my outstanding charges. Oh the agony! ---Related Articles at justwandering.org:Cebu Pacific Seat SaleCebu Pacific’s 99

Cebu Pacific (CEB) will start direct flights from Manila to Shanghai, Guangzhou, Xiamen and Macau this September and October with seat sale fares that are 85% lower than those currently available for these routes. One-way fares exclusive of surcharges and government tax are pegged at P888 for Manila-Guangzhou, Manila-Xiamen, Manila-Macau, and P1,888 for Manila-Shanghai. This seat sale will run from June 28 to July 4, 2007 and is good for travel until December 15, 2007. CEB’s daily service to Shanghai and Xiamen will begin September 12 and 26, respectively. The four times weekly flights to Guangzhou will start on October 10, while the thrice-weekly Macau service will start on October 11. After its seat sale, CEB’s lowest ‘Go’ fare to Macau, Xiamen, and Guangzhou is P1,999 one-way — a reduction of as much as 70% from the existing lowest year round fare to these destinations. CEB’s ‘Go’ fares to Shanghai starts at P2,999 one-way — almost 76% lower than the c

Cebu Pacific is offering a mid-week Php 99 seat sale for all of its domestic routes. The Php 99 fare will be available for all domestic routes on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Cebu Pacific has announced that it has allotted more than 50,000 seats for the sale. The seat sale will run from June 21, 2007 to June 27, 2007 or until seats are sold out. This is good for travel from August 1, 2007 to October 31, 2007. The Php99 seat sale is non-refundable and is exclusive of applicable taxes and surcharges. (more…) Share This

A lot of people have stumbled into my blog by searching for info about Cebu Pacific. I’ve made a short list of answers to frequently asked questions (or search phrases/keywords in this case). Answers are based on my experiences with the airline, other traveler’s experiences and from Cebu Pacific’s website. Hope this helps! (more…

With all the promos Cebu Pacific had last 2006, it’s pretty hard to avoid not booking through them at least once. Their acquisition of brand new Airbus A319’s, enabled them to offer flights to more regional destinations, which in turn gave more Filipinos options for cheap travel both domestically and overseas. I flew with them twice last year: to Cebu and to Bacolod, both originating in Manila. Back then Cebu Pacific was still giving out free bottles of C2 Iced tea. I hear that they’ve stopped giving them out this year (to the dismay of Pinoy travelers who are used to freebies). I wonder if they still have their fun games. (more…

The moment that I have been waiting for has finally come: Cebu Pacific has just announced their Php999 seat sale for their international destinations. Fly Cebu Pacific to Hongkong, Singapore, Bangkok, Taipei, Kuala Lumpur or Jakarta for only 999 pesos. The seat sale will run from May 12 - 18, 2007 or until seats are sold out, for travel from June 18 to October 15, 2007. Source: Cebupacificair.com I dunno if it’s because of my wonky internet connection or Cebu Pacific’s customers are overloading the system, but I can’t get past the front page. Darn it! Oh well, I don’t have enough funds anyway. It’s too late for me, but you may still have a chance! Head on now to Cebu Pacific and book! Technorati Tags: Cebu Pacific, seat sale

They're offering it again. Round-trip Visayas tickets are less than PHP2000 while Mindanao destinations are about PHP2500. Check out Cebu Pacific for more details. And yes, I booked again, this time to Cotabato and General Santos City with friends.

I heard the promo is supposed to start tomorrow but you can now book P1 fares on Cebu Pacific for both local and international destinations! I just booked a trip to Puerto Princesa for my birthday and Tacloban during my sembreak. The roundtrip tickets, inclusive of taxes and fuel surcharges, were just PHP1967.84 each! The funny thing is that news spreads fast. And even though they haven't announced it yet, the flights are going fast! A few minutes after I booked my flight, the P1 fare was no longer available for my Puerto Princesa flight. Oh well! Check out http://www.cebupacificair.com.Many thanks to Renz Ticsay for the info.

Oh my freakin gosh, Cebu Pacific is having another seat sale: one-way Kuala Lumpur tickets for only Php999! From their website: Cebu Pacific's Kuala Lumpur seat sale for only P999 Cebu Pacific (CEB), the country's low-fare leader offers a seat sale to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia for only P999 one-way. Sale period is from November 14-20, 2006 and is good for travel from November 30, 2006 to January 31, 2007. After the seat sale the lowest year-round "Go' fare to Kuala Lumpur starts at P1499 one-way. CEB's fare is almost 90% less than the lowest fare from Manila to Kuala Lumpur. The promo and year-round "Go' fares are exclusive of surcharges and government tax. A quick fare check gave me the figure Php 4,985.00 for a ROUND-TRIP Manila-Kuala Lumpur-Manila tickets with taxes. I would have been jumping for joy (because I have tickets originating from Kuala Lumpur in January, but with my current plans, I would have to re-schedule that trip. Oh the irony. It’s too late for m