Bringing extra luggage on your flight? Upsize your baggage allowance at least 24 hours prior to departure time by availing of Cebu Pacific’s Prepaid Excess Baggage. Book this before your flight and get 20% off excess baggage rates than those charged at the airport check-in counter so you can bring more bags and enjoy savings…
Starting September 2, 2008, get P200.00 off your fare if you travel without check-in baggage! Think of it as Cebu Pacific’s way of returning the favor. Travelling light burns less fuel and less fuel means more savings for the airline, which Cebu Pacific passes on to you as a fare discount.
Project Bright Skies, the carbon emissions offsetting advocacy of Cebu Pacific (CEB) and World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF-Philippines), has generated P565,376 in cash donations for August 2008. The joint program started on July 19, 2008.
Cebu Pacific (CEB), the country’s single largest domestic airline starts its direct Manila-Busuanga (Palawan) daily service today.
After the sold-out absolute zero all-in seat sale last week, Cebu Pacific (CEB) is offering another seat sale for all its domestic routes and some of its international services. On its international network, Cebu Pacific is offering a one-way ZERO fare for its direct services from Clark to Bangkok and from Manila to Kuala Lumpur…
Fly from Manila to Osaka for only P1,999 (exclusive of surcharges and government tax) if you book your tickets from September 16 – 30, 2008.
Cebu Pacific (CEB) passengers may already reserve their preferred seats for a fee starting September 18, 2008. Guests, who do not avail of this optional service, will continue to get their seat allocated for free at the airport upon check-in.
Here’s an exclusive deal for Cebu Pacific passengers. For just PHP200, you can avail of the Sun Cellular Sim Pack. Here’s what you get: Two-days’ worth of unlimited calls and text messages when calling or texting Sun Cellular users. Pay only USD0.10 per minute when you call the US, Canada, China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Macau,…
Cebu Pacific (CEB) recently transferred its domestic and international operations to Terminal 3 of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA-3). During the opening, Cebu Pacific passengers received goodies courtesy of URC, Nescafe, Malayan, Pepsi, Hot Loops, and Colgate-Palmolive.
Cebu Pacific (CEB), the airline business unit of Gokongwei-owned conglomerate JG Summit Holdings Inc., will fly direct from Manila to Osaka, Japan three-times weekly starting on November 20, 2008.
Cebu Pacific’s network of payment centers just got wider! Aside from Megalink ATMs, you can now pay through Bancnet, BDO and Robinsons Bank. For more details, just log on to www.cebupacificair.com
Once you’ve made your airline reservation through Cebu Pacific’s call center, pay for it via any Megalink ATM or Megalink member bank (see list opposite). These payment centers are open 24/7, making it very convenient. It’s perfect if you don’t have credit cards or Internet access to pay online. Just follow the three easy steps…