Cebu Pacific Air offers all domestic destinations for P899
The country’s leading domestic carrier, Cebu Pacific (CEB), offers P899 ‘Go Lite’ seats to any domestic destination from September 17-18, 2009 only, for travel from October 1-31, 2009.
Passengers with check-in luggage will just add P100 upon booking.
Cebu Pacific Airlines, also Asia’s third-largest low cost carrier, has 50 routes in 32 domestic destinations, making it the airline with the most number of flights in the country.
Recently, it started flying to Cauayan (Isabela), Calbayog and Catarman in Samar and Virac, Catanduanes. It maintains its monopoly routes such as Cebu-Siargao, Cebu-Legazpi, Davao-Iloilo and Davao-Cagayan de Oro, among others.
“We expect more Filipinos to travel this October because of the semestral break and proximity of the travel period to All Saints and All Souls Day. This Cebu Pacific seat sale will allow travelers to bring their families and friends to new destinations, and to fly home more often—both of which are our goals as an airline company,” said Cebu Pacific Air VP for marketing and product Candice Iyog.
Passengers can avail of this seat sale through the recently launched Cebu Pacific payment center facility. Guests booking online can opt to pay for their bookings over the counter at Robinsons Bank, Banco de Oro and Metrobank, or via ATM at Robinsons Bank, Metrobank, and other Megalink and Bancnet members.
“We are doing this in order to widen our reach. Now, travelers who have no credit cards can likewise book Cebu Pacific Airline’s best deals and lowest fares through the website, and pay through our payment centers,” Iyog said.
Passengers are encouraged to book their flights through the reservation hotlines (02) 7020-888 or (032) 230-888, the payment centers and Cebu Pacific partner banks (ATM or over-the-counter) or the website www.cebupacificair.com .
Gokongwei-owned Cebu Pacific Air flies to 1,600 domestic flights per week. Since its inception in 1996, it has flown over 36 million passengers from its four hubs (Manila, Cebu, Davao and Clark), using the youngest fleet of aircraft in the country.
