Flying to New Heights: Cebu Pacific Celebrates Major Milestones and 36th millionth passenger

There was a time not so long ago when air travel was considered a major luxury by numerous Filipinos—one which impeded their dreams of exploring new places and experiencing breathtaking sights. However, since its inception in 1996, Cebu Pacific has continuously endeavored to help millions indulge their wanderlust by making air travel more affordable and accessible to the common Juan. READ MORE BELOW

From strength to strength
As Asia’s pioneer low-cost carrier (LCC), Cebu Pacific has, over the years, introduced numerous innovations that have made traveling by air less financially prohibitive. Chief among these is their commitment to providing the country’s lowest year-round fares to help Filipino travelers visit their dream destinations in the Philippines and in Asia. Its groundbreaking offers, meanwhile, such as their trademark Piso fare and Zero fare promos, have also contributed to the company’s success as the country’s foremost value airline.

Today, Cebu Pacific continues to foster its passion for excellence by continuously seeking ways to make air travel more convenient and comfortable. Apart from constantly introducing new destinations and utilizing the country’s youngest aircraft fleet at less than 1.9 years, it also became the first airline to transfer its domestic and international operations at the NAIA Terminal 3 (T3). T3 is the newest and biggest terminal in the NAIA complex. With its world-class facilities, such as high-tech security features and spacious grounds, it makes travelling even more simple and enjoyable for Cebu Pacific’s passengers.


36 million and counting
As further proof of its success, Cebu Pacific is also gearing up for its 36th million passenger—another testament to its becoming the airline of choice for more and more Filipinos.

To celebrate this historic achievement and show its appreciation for the public’s continued support, Cebu Pacific’s 36th million passenger will be awarded an unlimited access pass for all of Cebu Pacific Air’s domestic and international flights for one year. The winner will be presented with the prize in a special ceremony to be held on July 22, the same day Cebu Pacific marks its first year at NAIA-3.

“This represents a major milestone for the company,” says Candice Iyog, Cebu Pacific’s Vice-President for Marketing and Distribution. “It reminds us how much we’ve already achieved and motivates us even more to do even better.”