(10 June 2022, 11:48 +07)
Cebu Pacific is ramping up its international
network this month by adding more flights to Bangkok, Kuala
Lumpur, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh (Saigon), Nagoya, Seoul, Osaka and
Singapore.
The airline is now operating Manila to Bangkok up
to five times per week; Kuala Lumpur up to thrice weekly; Hanoi up
to twice weekly; Ho Chi Minh up to four (4) times per week; Osaka
thrice weekly; as well as daily flights to Seoul (Incheon).
Cebu Pacific flights to Nagoya, Japan will also
increase from four times per week to five flights per week
starting 29 June.
Cebu Pacific A320. Picture by Steven Howard of TravelNewsAsia.com
The airline also intends to double its Manila –
Singapore frequency as it operates twice daily flights starting 1
July, and will resume thrice weekly flights to Sydney, Australia
next month.
CEB’s first international flight from its Cebu
hub, Cebu to Seoul (Incheon), will also resume by 3 July,
operating twice weekly every Tuesday and Sunday.
“We are happy to continuously see green shoots
related to international travel as more countries open their
borders, while others such as Bangkok, Malaysia, Singapore and
Vietnam completely dropped pre-departure COVID19 tests for fully
vaccinated individuals. As we anticipate demand to pick up, we
will continue to boost our flight frequencies to enable our
passengers to fly easy across our network – whether for a vacation
or simply to visit family and friends, after such a long time,”
said Xander Lao, Cebu Pacific Chief Commercial Officer.
On 26 May, the Inter Agency Task Force for the
Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID) in
Philippines released Resolution 168 stating that effective 30 May
2022, fully vaccinated individuals who received at least one
booster shot are exempt from presenting pre-departure COVID19 test
results for entry to Philippines.
“We laud the IATF-EID for further simplifying
travel requirements for travelers coming into the country. This
directive makes it more convenient and more affordable for boosted
travelers, both Filipinos and foreigners alike, to come home or
rediscover the Philippines,” Lao said.
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