Ang Pahayagan

Cebu Pacific continues to expand its regional network as it restores international flights and launches additional domestic routes from Davao, making air travel even more accessible and affordable from the largest city in Mindanao.

Starting October 28, 2024, CEB will operate direct 3x-weekly flights between Davao and Bangkok-Don Mueang. 

The airline is also launching daily flights from Davao to Caticlan and Puerto Princesa on October 27, 2024, while 3x-weekly flights to and from Tacloban will operate starting October 29, 2024.

“We are excited to restore international flights and operate additional domestic routes from our hub in Mindanao. Through Cebu Pacific’s extensive network and value-for-money fares, more travelers from Davao will now be able to discover what the Philippines and the rest of the world has to offer,” said Xander Lao, CEB President and Chief Commercial Officer.

Passengers from Davao can now easily explore Bangkok’s vibrant streets and night life, go on a shopping frenzy in their bustling markets, and know more about Thailand’s rich cultural heritage. Travelers also have more opportunities to taste authentic Thai cuisine such Pad Thai and Tom Yum Goong, or visit famous tourist attractions like the Grand Palace, Wat Arun, and Floating Market.

Within our shores, Davaoeño travelers will also have easier access to the white sand beaches of Boracay, experience Puerto Princesa’s rich natural beauty and lush flora and fauna or take a trip to the cityscape of Tacloban, with direct CEB flights.

To encourage travel, CEB has an ongoing seat sale until August 15, 2024, allowing passengers to book their flights across these additional routes for as low as PHP 1 one-way base fare, exclusive of fees and charges. The travel period is from October 21, 2024 to March 31, 2025.

Passengers may use their credit or debit cards, as well as their existing Travel Funds, to book flights and avail themselves of other add-ons. CEB currently flies to 35 domestic and 26 international destinations spread across Asia, Australia, and the Middle East. (PR)