The award underscores the growing role of sustainability-linked financing in aviation. Cebu Pacific is the first low-cost carrier in Southeast Asia to access this structure, typically reserved for larger global airlines.
Philippine Airlines soared to the No. 1 spot in Asia Pacific punctuality for August 2025, beating heavyweight rivals Singapore Airlines and Qantas with an 89.37 percent on-time record.
Philippine Airlines Flight PR 412 bound for Kansai, Japan made a safe emergency landing in Manila on September 3 after a mid-flight pressurization alert.
Cebu Pacific is strengthening its grip on Palawan’s booming tourism market with a new Cebu-to-El Nido service launching October 26, complementing its boutique subsidiary AirSWIFT’s dominance on the island.
The Gokongwei family-backed Cebu Pacific is rolling out its largest aircraft, the 459-seater Airbus A330neo, on more domestic routes ahead of the holiday season.
Philippine Airlines has signed on to boost Siargao tourism with new flight options via Clark and Cebu, widening access to the island beyond its Manila route.