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Capacity to Reach 1.7M Seats by Yearend

Cebu Pacific brings Clark closer to the rest of the country as it launches direct flights to Naga and San Jose, Occidental Mindoro, further improving its capacity in the hub to 1.7 million seats by yearend while strengthening Clark’s position as Central Luzon’s premier gateway to key local and international destinations.

Starting October 26, CEB will operate direct flights between Clark and Naga four times weekly — every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. Meanwhile, three times weekly flights between Clark and San Jose will begin on October 28 and operate every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

This expansion will bring CEB’s total destinations from Clark to 16 — 12 domestic and four international — giving the airline the widest network among all carriers operating at the hub.

At the same time, this will boost CEB’s Clark hub capacity by 25%, increasing from 1.4 million seats in 2024, and enable the airline to operate more than 11,000 flights in 2025, up from around 7,000 flights in 2024 — a 49% increase.

To encourage travel, CEB is rolling out a special seat sale until October 31 allowing passengers to book their flights to all domestic destinations for as low as PHP 99 one-way base fare, exclusive of fees and surcharges, for trips until March 31, 2026.

When booked in advance, passengers can even enjoy fares that are up to 33% lower when flying from Clark compared to Manila.

“With Cebu Pacific’s expanded network, increased capacity, and more affordable fares, Clark is fast becoming one of the most exciting jump-off points for air travel, giving passengers greater access to key domestic and international destinations. This growth strengthens Clark’s role as a vital tourism, economic, and transportation hub, creating more opportunities for communities in the region and beyond,” said Candice Iyog, CEB Marketing and Customer Experience Officer.

CEB operates in 37 domestic and 26 international destinations spread across Asia, Australia, and the Middle East.