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Cebu Pacific will continue to operate flights from Dubai to Manila and Manila to Dubai

Cebu Pacific’s international flights from Dubai to Manila to continue, but domestic flights to and from Manila are cancelled from March 15 until April 14, in line with Philippine government directive.

DUBAI, UAE – Cebu Pacific will continue to operate flights from Dubai to Manila and Manila to Dubai. However, all Cebu Pacific domestic flights to and from Manila are cancelled; from March 15 (Sunday) until April 14 (Tuesday), in line with the Philippine government directive for a community quarantine over Metro Manila to contain the spread of the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19).

In addition to DXB-MNL routes, Cebu Pacific will continue to operate flights from the following hubs to the destinations listed below:

MANILA   CLARK   CEBU  
Bangkok   Cebu   Caticlan (Boracay)  
Brunei (Bandar Seri Begawan)   Caticlan (Boracay)   Cagayan de Oro 
Singapore      Bacolod 
Jakarta      Butuan 
Bali (Denpasar)      Dumaguete 
Kuala Lumpur      Siargao 
Kota Kinabalu      Iloilo 
Taipei      Ozamiz 
Narita      Tacloban 
Osaka      Zamboanga 
Nagoya      Zamboanga to Tawi-Tawi 
Ho Chi Minh        
Hanoi        
Dubai        
Sydney       

Passengers on cancelled flights can choose from any of these options: 

  • Rebook the flight, with change fees and fare difference waived. 
  • Store the full value of the ticket in a Travel Fund. This is valid for 180 days and can be used to book any Cebu Pacific flight within the next 12 months
  • Get a full refund. The refund will be according to the mode of payment. If paid in cash, refund must be claimed at designated Cebu Pacific ticket offices. If payment was made through debit or credit card, please allow two (2) billing cycles for refund to be credited into the account

Passengers with confirmed flights until April 30, 2020 who want to forego travel at this time can avail any of the following options:

  • Free Rebooking – Rebook flights to a new travel date, with change fees waived. Fare difference may apply. To rebook the flight, use the “Manage Booking” portal in the Cebu Pacific website http://bit.ly/CEBmanageflight
  • Travel Fund – The full cost of the ticket can be placed in a Travel Fund which can then be used as payment for a future booking. The Travel Fund is valid for 180 days and can be used for bookings as far as 12 months out

New flights booked until April 30 (regardless of travel date and route) will include CEB Flexi for free. CEB Flexi enables travelers to rebook their flights up to two times, fare difference may apply. Simply select the “CEB Flexi” add-on during booking.

Cebu Pacific is in the process of completing the cancellation of domestic flights to and from Manila for March 15-April 14 flights from their system. Once done, they will enable its passengers to manage their bookings online to avail of either a full refund, rebooking with waived change fees or booking conversion to Travel Fund.

Notifications will immediately be sent to affected passengers via email addresses provided to CEB upon booking. Bookings can be managed online so passengers need not go to the ticket offices.

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