(07 Apr 2022, 12:13 +07)
Cebu Pacific changed its checked
baggage policy on Wednesday, to a per piece baggage allowance.
When booking flights, passengers now have the
option to purchase either a 20kg or a 32kg allowance – both
equivalent to only one piece of check-in luggage.
A
maximum of two options can be purchased per traveler, enabling
travellers to carry up to 64 kg worth of bags up from the previous 40
kg limit.
Baggage being loaded onto a plane. Picture by Steven Howard of TravelNewsAsia.com
“We have been continuously reviewing our processes
to ensure we are able to provide the best customer experience for
everyJuan while remaining at par with our global counterparts.
This new rule makes the process simpler and more efficient for
all, which we believe will result in better management of flight
timings," said Candice Iyog, Vice President for Marketing and
Customer Experience at Cebu Pacific.
Passengers are encouraged to purchase their
baggage allowance when they buy their tickets on the
airline's website or mobile app, so they can save up to 64% when
compared to the baggage fees at the airport.
The new per
piece baggage policy applies to all new bookings with checked
baggage.
“We are encouraging our passengers to bring one
big bag instead of multiple small bags, so it’ll be easier and
faster for them at our bag drop counters,” added Iyog.
Travellers can also avail of additional prepaid baggage allowance to avoid additional fees at the airport.
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