The airline also continues to implement enhanced bio-security preventive measures to keep all passengers and personnel safe.
DUBAI, UAE – Filipinos and residents in the UAE can now plan their next trip to the Philippines as Cebu Pacific (CEB), the Philippines’ largest national flag carrier, offers a three-day seat sale for Dubai-Manila flights. Flights to other domestic and international destinations within the CEB network are also on sale during this time.
CEB’s promo fare will run from September 9 until September 11, allowing travellers to book Dubai-Manila flights at cost-efficient rates, for travel between May 1, 2021 and August 31, 2021.
The airline has also announced yesterday that beginning October, it intends to fly Dubai-Manila three times weekly, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, while its Manila-Dubai service will be every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday.
In addition, CEB has earlier introduced more flexible options for passengers to give them peace of mind in booking flights during this period. These expanded flexibility options include unlimited free rebooking, which may be subject to fare difference if new date is beyond three months. Passengers with existing travel funds may opt to use this to book new flights during this sale.
The airline also continues to implement enhanced bio-security preventive measures to keep all passengers and personnel safe. These include daily extensive cleaning and disinfection protocols for all aircraft and facilities, rapid antibody testing for all frontliners and crew members, and contactless flight procedures. These are all in accordance with global best practices and the highest safety standards.
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