To help flood victims in the National Capital Region and its nearby provinces, Zest Air is accepting free airlift of relief goods to Metro Manila. Interested charitable organization, non-profit, socio-civic or religious groups may avail of this service by sending an e-mail to Zest Air head of cargo team Ernest Bernal at mnlcargo@flyzest.com.
Relief
goods should be packed in boxes with a list of items, their estimate
value, size and weight in kilos including the complete contact details
of their counterpart NGO or consignee.
Zest
Air provincial cargo stations in Cebu, Davao, Cagayan de Oro, Kalibo,
Iloilo, Bacolod, Tagbilaran, Puerto Princesa and Tacloban will start
accepting relief goods and donations for free airlift to Metro Manila
starting today, 21 August.
For
more information, please call +632.8511801 or proceed to Zest Air’s
cargo office in Domestic Road, Andrews Road, Pasay City. For provincial
cargo relief operations, please call Cargo Operations General Manager
Ritchel Jungco at +632.917.7198808 and +632.922.8102342.
Zest
Air has resumed some of its international flights yesterday and including
domestic destinations today (21 August) after Philippine regulatory
authority has lifted its suspension order.
The
airline will immediately resume services to and from Manila to China,
South Korea, Malaysia and to domestic destinations of Kalibo (Boracay),
Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, Bacolod, Tagbilaran, Tacloban, Cagayan de Oro and
Puerto Princesa (Palawan), as soon as the inspection of all its 11 aircraft
has been completed. The inspection is expected to be completed
in a day barring any weather issues.
