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Cebu Pacific launches 3 new flights from Iloilo
Cebu Pacific launches 3 new flights from Iloilo
MANILA -- Cebu Pacific will soon be flying to 3 new destinations from Iloilo City.
MANILA -- Cebu Pacific will soon be flying to 3 new destinations from Iloilo City.
The budget carrier said it will fly passengers from Iloilo to Tagbilaran in Bohol from December 1, and to Daraga in Legazpi, Albay starting December 2.
The budget carrier said it will fly passengers from Iloilo to Tagbilaran in Bohol from December 1, and to Daraga in Legazpi, Albay starting December 2.
It will also be flying to Dumaguete in Negros Oriental from December 3.
It will also be flying to Dumaguete in Negros Oriental from December 3.
There will be daily flights to Tagbilaran, while flights to Daraga and Dumaguete will be three times a week.
There will be daily flights to Tagbilaran, while flights to Daraga and Dumaguete will be three times a week.
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Cebu Pacific said the flights come just in time for the holiday season, as Filipinos go the extra mile to visit loved ones in different provinces.
Cebu Pacific said the flights come just in time for the holiday season, as Filipinos go the extra mile to visit loved ones in different provinces.
"We continue to explore new opportunities to bring every Juan closer together as we remain committed to making air travel more convenient and affordable across the Philippines,” said Cebu Pacific president and chief commercial officer Xander Lao.
"We continue to explore new opportunities to bring every Juan closer together as we remain committed to making air travel more convenient and affordable across the Philippines,” said Cebu Pacific president and chief commercial officer Xander Lao.
The low-cost carrier recently signed a deal to buy up to 152 aircraft valued at $24 billion or ₱1.4 trillion from Airbus and Pratt & Whitney.
The low-cost carrier recently signed a deal to buy up to 152 aircraft valued at $24 billion or ₱1.4 trillion from Airbus and Pratt & Whitney.
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