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Cebu Pacific

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Cebu Pacific

Philippines · CEBU AIR
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Low-cost flying for every Juan in the Philippines.

Founded
1988
Headquarters
Pasay City, Philippines
Cebu Pacific is the Philippines' largest low-cost carrier, headquartered in Pasay City, Metro Manila. Founded in 1988 and relaunching commercial operations in 1996, the airline has grown to serve dozens of domestic and international routes across Asia, the Middle East, and Australia. Operating under the 'GetGo' frequent flyer program and known for its budget-friendly fares, Cebu Pacific serves millions of passengers annually and holds a dominant share of the Philippine domestic aviation market. The airline is a subsidiary of JG Summit Holdings, one of the Philippines' largest conglomerates. Cebu Pacific has invested in fleet modernization, transitioning toward more fuel-efficient Airbus A320neo family aircraft. The carrier is recognized for its fun onboard culture, including flight attendants leading in-flight games and dance routines.
Hubs & network
Cebu Pacific's primary hub is Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila, with a secondary hub at Mactan-Cebu International Airport.
Fleet
Cebu Pacific operates a fleet primarily consisting of Airbus A320, A320neo, A321, and A330 aircraft.
Notable facts
  • ›Cebu Pacific is the largest carrier in the Philippines by passenger volume.
  • ›The airline is a subsidiary of JG Summit Holdings, owned by the Gokongwei family.
  • ›It relaunched commercial operations in March 1996 after its original 1988 founding.
  • ›Cebu Pacific operates the 'GetGo' lifestyle rewards program for frequent flyers.
  • ›The airline is known for its 'Fun Fridays' seat sales and lighthearted onboard entertainment.
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Cebu Pacific connects the Philippines and Asia with affordable, fun flights

Cebu Pacific was founded in 1988 and relaunched as a low-cost carrier in 1996, quickly growing into the Philippines' largest airline by passenger volume. Headquartered in Pasay, Metro Manila, it operates an extensive domestic network alongside international routes across Asia and the Middle East. Known for its cheerful branding and budget-friendly fares, Cebu Pacific has made air travel accessible to millions of Filipinos.

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Economy
Loyalty Program

GetGo

Fleet Note

Cebu Pacific operates a fleet composed primarily of Airbus A320-family aircraft, including A320ceos, A320neos, and A321neos, along with ATR 72-600 turboprops for shorter regional routes.

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Route network map (178 legs)

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Route network

BCD → DVO320
BKI → MNL320
BWN → MNL320
CAN → MNL320
CEB → BXU319
CEB → CGYATR 320 319
CEB → DGTATR
CEB → DPLATR
CEB → DVO320 319
CEB → GES320
CEB → KLO320
CEB → MNL319 320 330 ATR
CEB → OZCATR
CEB → SUGATR
CEB → ZAM319
CGK → MNL320
CGY → CEB320 ATR 319
CGY → MNL320 319
CRK → HKG319
CYZ → MNL319
DGT → MNL319
DPL → CEBATR
DPL → DVOATR
DVO → BCD320
DVO → CEB320 319
DVO → CGYATR
DVO → DPLATR
DVO → ILO320 319
DVO → PPS319
DVO → ZAM319
GES → CEB320
GES → ILO319
GES → MNL320
HAN → MNL319
HKG → CRK319
HKG → ILO319
ICN → CEB320
ICN → KLO320
ILO → PPS319
ILO → SIN319
KLO → CEB320
KLO → ICN320
KLO → MNL320 ATR 319
KUL → MNL320
LAO → MNL319
LGP → CEBATR
MNL → CAN320
MNL → CEB319 320 330 ATR
MNL → CGY320 319
MNL → CYZ319
MNL → DPL320 319
MNL → DPS320
MNL → DXB330
MNL → HKT320
MNL → ICN330
MNL → KLO320 ATR 319
MNL → KUL320
MNL → LAO319
MNL → MFM319
MNL → MPHATR
MNL → OZC320
MNL → PAG319 320
MNL → PUS320
MNL → PVG320
MNL → TPE320
MNL → VRC319
MNL → WNPATR
NGO → MNL320
OZC → MNL320
PPS → CEB320
PPS → DVO319
PPS → ILO319
PPS → MNL320 319
PUS → MNL320
PVG → MNL320
RXS → MNL320
SGN → MNL320
SIN → ILO319
SIN → MNL320 330
USU → CEBATR