Cebu Pacific Air has announced additional flights to Singapore, Hong Kong, Ho Chi Minh (Vietnam), Boracay (Caticlan), Busuanga (Coron, Palawan), and Davao-Zamboanga for the summer season.
Starting on 29 March, the airline is adding four weekly mid-day flights to its Manila–Singapore service. Also increased are frequencies to on Cebu–Hong Kong flights from four-times weekly to daily; and to the Ho Chi Minh service which becomes four-times weekly.
The Manila–Boracay (Caticlan) service increases to 77-times weekly from 56-times weekly, while moving up to twice daily are the Cebu–Caticlan and Manila–Busuanga services. The airline is also increasing the Davao–Zamboanga frequency to daily from four-times weekly.
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