The move reflects the airline’s continued investment in widebody operations, with Cebu Pacific currently operating Asia’s largest A330neo fleet, totaling 11 aircraft and more deliveries on the way.
The two jets were recently spotted in Manila painted in the hybrid scheme before being ferried to Saudi Arabia. The arrangement is expected to last for Flyadeal's peak season and reflects rising cooperation between both low-cost carriers to address capacity constraints without committing to long-term fleet expansion.
The chief of the Gokongwei family-controlled budget airline lauded PAL for executing a successful bankruptcy exit and restructuring during the pandemic, which saw the balance sheet of the Lucio Tan-owned firm unburdened of $2 billion in debt.
Cebu Pacific is doubling down on its international expansion with a seat sale offering P699 one-way base fares to 26 global destinations, reinforcing its position as the Philippine carrier with the most international routes.
Cebu Pacific remains upbeat about its long-term growth, banking on strong travel demand and past investments to steady profitability despite a sharp earnings drop in the first quarter.
Cebu Pacific (CEB), the country’s biggest carrier by passenger volume and fleet size, is ready to accelerate its post-pandemic expansion after a banner year.
Cebu Pacific is rolling out a nationwide and international seat sale from May 1 to 5, offering one-way domestic fares for as low as P188 and international fares starting at P999.