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Thanks to its growing number of passengers, Cebu Pacific
is edging ahead of other Asian airlines
Good news for frequent
business travelers and
clients: Cebu Pacific
,
s
(CEB) Corporate and
Government Sales
team (CEB BIZ) has just
launched its corporate
fare with waived change
and cancellation fees for
the top 1,000 corporations
and government accounts
in the Philippines. This
means you spend around
30% less compared to
other airlines , corporate
fares!
Tel: +63 (2) 290
5240/41/84, corpsales@
cebupacificair.com
OF THE
world's top 75 low-cost carriers,
Cebu Pacific (CEB) — the Philippines' largest
national flag carrier — ranks 15th thanks to last
year's impressive passenger numbers.
According to the May 2012 issue of
Airline Business Magazine
, CEB bested
other Asian low-cost carriers such as India's
SpiceJet, China's Spring Airlines, Thai Air
Asia, Tiger Airways and Indonesia's Air Asia.
The publication reports CEB flew 11.9 million
passengers in 2011 with a 13.6% passenger
growth compared to 2010. It also achieved a
load factor of 86.3% in 2011.
"CEB is the only Philippine carrier to make
the list, which is a testament to our growing
route network and number of passengers
served," says Candice Iyog, CEB VP for
Marketing and Distribution.
She adds that, "We will continue to expand
our services for the benefit of more travelers,
especially with our planned long-haul
operations in 2013." Cebu Pacific also plans to
further improve its fleet: there will be 22 more
Airbus A320 and 30 Airbus A321neo aircraft
orders between 2012 and 2021. It will lease up
to eight Airbus A330-300 aircraft to serve new
markets.
"With over 720 million low-cost carrier
passengers worldwide, CEB will continue
to differentiate itself with its fun culture and
trademark low fares to all the destinations
we serve. We look forward to increasing the
low-cost carrier market in the Philippines and
beyond, enabling everyone to fly," she adds.
CEB's current fleet of 38 aircraft, with
an average age of 3.6 years, is one of the
most modern in the world, and flies to local
and international Asian destinations.
Tel:
+63 (2) 702 0888, (32) 230 8888, www.
cebupacificair.com
CEB's Airbus A330