Cebu Pacific, known for operating one of the most efficient and youngest fleets in the Philippines, is now grappling with a new challenge. This crisis
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Why Are Airlines Putting in Huge Aircraft Orders
Lately, we’ve been seeing airlines placing huge aircraft orders, not just in tens, but in the hundreds. The Indian aviation industry is a prime example,
Flying from Cebu to Manila on PAL A321ceo Comfort Class
I was once wondering what the difference was between Philippine Airlines’ typical economy class and comfort class. Hence, I am happy to have experienced a
NAIA Gears Up for Smooth Operations During Undas 2023
The Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) is optimistic about keeping the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) flights on time during the busy Undas season this
Cebu Pacific Teams Up with Neste for Greener Skies
Cebu Pacific recently inked a memorandum of understanding with Neste, a global leader in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The partnership aims to explore the supply
Cebu Pacific Plans Major Aircraft Purchase of 100 to 150 Jets
Cebu Pacific is in talks to make a massive aircraft purchase that could be worth up to $12 billion. The airline is considering buying 100-150
How Airlines Choose Their Routes and Destinations
We all want Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, and AirAsia Philippines to fly to certain destinations. For example, we wish PAL would fly to Chicago, Rome,
Cebu Pacific Eyes a Bright Future in Philippine Skies
Cebu Pacific has a positive outlook for air travel in the Philippines. The airline was a co-presenter at the Philippine Aviation Summit on September 27-28,
The Chances of Boeing Increasing its Presence in the Philippines
Boeing used to be a dominant force in the Philippines from the 1980s to the mid-2000s. Philippine Airlines operated the 747-400, 747-200, 737-400, and 737-300.
Cebu Pacific Gears Up for a Record-Breaking Aircraft Order
Cebu Pacific is about to make history with what’s being called the largest narrowbody aircraft order in the Philippines. CEO Mike Szucs revealed this during