2 March 2023
Low cost carrier Cebu Pacific Air (CEB) is expanding its international and domestic operations at Clark International Airport beginning April this year, making it the airports largest airline.
CEB said that it would operating a combined 13 domestic and international flights at Clark International Airport in a statement released on Tuesday. It would also rehire an additional 140 personnel to strengthen its Clark hub, to include flight and cabin crews, ground staff, and support workers.
The airline will also station three additional A320 aircraft to be based in Clark, from its procurement of ten new Airbuses expected to be delivered this year.
“We are excited to reestablish our presence in such an important gateway that will boost accessibility and connectivity for the traveling public,” said Cebu Pacific President and Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) Xander Lao.
Flight services to reopen are destinations for Caticlan, Davao, Cebu, Iloilo, Bacolod, General Santos, and Cagayan de Oro starting in April, while the Puerto Princesa route will begin in June.
The international re-open routes includes Hong Kong, Bangkok, and Singapore. It currently flies to Tokyo-Narita and Macau.
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