China could reopen one of Cebu Pacific’s biggest growth lanes, but the airline is keeping its 2026 targets deliberately conservative until demand signals firm up.
The country’s biggest airlines could get a demand lift from the government’s new 14-day visa-free entry policy for Chinese visitors, as carriers position for a possible rebound in China traffic.
Cebu Pacific said it will transfer all turboprop flights from Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 2 to Clark International Airport (CRK) as it completes the final phase of its relocation plan.
Cebu Pacific carried nearly 27 million passengers in 2025, a 9.5-percent increase from 2024, according to its latest traffic performance report filed with regulators. The result followed another record year in 2024, establishing back-to-back highs for the airline.
Three individuals were intercepted at Caticlan Airport on Thursday after allegedly using fraudulent credit cards to book Cebu Pacific flights and resell travel funds through social media platforms, the airline said in a statement dated Dec. 18, 2025.
CEBU CITY—The Department of Tourism (DOT) has forged a landmark partnership with two private sector groups to help revive Cebu’s tourism industry following the downturn caused by recent calamities.
The airline executives were clear: NAIA improvements help, but the true long-term solution is the new San Miguel airport in Bulacan. Lao called it the “next game changer,” noting its planned capacity of up to one hundred million passengers per year.