It seems like there is no stopping Cebu Pacific from growing and dominating. Since 2022, the airline has pushed the boundaries not only to rebuild
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Philippine Mars: An Epic Final Flight of a Martin JRM Mars
A Martin JRM Mars named the “Philippine Mars” was recently retired and brought to the Pima Air and Space Museum for static display. In the
PAL Launches Nonstop Cebu to Ho Chi Minh City Flights
Philippine Airlines (PAL) is set to expand its flight services from Cebu with an exciting new route. Following the relaunch of its Cebu to Osaka
What is TCAS or Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System?
Mid-air collisions are really scary. Usually, chances of survival are slim during these incidents, especially if the collision happened during cruise. Aside from the recent
Cebu Pacific is 3rd Largest Airline in Southeast Asia
From the time the COVID-19 pandemic ended, we all saw how Cebu Pacific set its sights on rebuilding its network to pre-pandemic levels. However, it
Are the Recruitment Standards for Flight Attendants Too High?
It’s 2025, and more airlines are recruiting new flight attendants. This is due to the increase in air travel demand, leading airlines to expand capacity,
The Move of Turboprop Flights from NAIA to Clark
I have been thinking about the recent announcement regarding plans to move a number of turboprop commercial flights out of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport
The 500-seater Short-Range Jumbo Jet Called the Boeing 747SR
It might seem that densely-configured widebody planes, like the Airbus A330 operated by Cebu Pacific, are a recent development. Historically, single-class seating configurations were typically
PAL Opens Cauayan Route from Manila
Airlines need to establish more routes to boost tourism, allowing both local and international travelers better access to various destinations across the country. As an
Will Cebu Pacific Ever Fly to the US Mainland?
Many Filipinos have wondered if Cebu Pacific will ever fly to the United States mainland, especially as the airline continues to expand its fleet and