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Cebu Pacific will resume flights to Bali, Hanoi, and Sydney to bring the number of its international destinations to 16 by end-June
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In May, Cebu Pacific intends to operate twice weekly flights on the Manila-Hanoi-Manila and Manila-Bali-Manila routes
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Thrice weekly flights to and from Sydney, Australia will restart in June
Cebu Pacific will resume flights to Bali, Hanoi, and Sydney to bring the number of its international destinations to 16 by end-June as it continues to ramp up its frequencies in overseas routes with the easing of travel restrictions.
In May, Cebu Pacific intends to operate twice weekly flights on the Manila-Hanoi-Manila and Manila-Bali-Manila routes. Thrice weekly flights to and from Sydney, Australia will restart in June, the low-cost carrier said in a statement.
Cebu Pacific has also resumed flying to six international routes – Bangkok, Fukuoka, Jakarta, Dubai, Hong Kong, and Ho Chi Minh– from January to April.
The airline currently flies to Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Seoul (Incheon), Nagoya, Tokyo (Narita), Osaka, and Guangzhou.
As for domestic flights, Cebu Pacific said it is set to restore 100% of its pre-pandemic capacity within the month. Recently, it resumed more direct local flights from major hubs Cebu and Davao to enable passengers to explore more local destinations without having to pass through Manila.
READ: Cebu Pacific domestic capacity fully restored by April
Currently, the airline’s network covers 34 domestic destinations and 14 international destinations.
