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Cebu Pacific ramping up flight frequencies

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August 15, 2025

As the holiday season nears, low-cost carrier Cebu Pacific is increasing flight schedules to some of the most in-demand destinations in the Philippines to support air travel.

- By ELIJAH FELICE ROSALES

The Gokongwei-led airline is raising flight volume starting Oct. 26 to domestic destinations across the country in anticipation of a travel boom during the Christmas holidays.

Cebu Pacific is boosting Clark flights to El Nido and Busuanga to 18 times and 17 times weekly, respectively, to increase service availability to island paradise Palawan.

Likewise, it is turning its Cebu-Calbayog flight into an 11 times a week frequency for travelers headed to Eastern Visayas, particularly Samar.

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