Cebu Pacific Inc. (CEB) will further expand its Clark hub with the launch of daily flights to South Korea.
Starting May 5, CEB will operate direct flights from Clark International Airport to Incheon daily.
The launch of the Clark-Incheon route brings the total number of international destinations that can be reached from Clark to six.
Last February, CEB announced that it is set to deploy three new aircraft in its Clark hub to support the budget airline’s launch of 13 domestic and international routes this April.
With the three new aircraft, CEB will be operating 13 new routes out of Clark International Airport starting April 21, comprising of eight domestic destinations and five international destinations.
These are Clark to Caticlan flights for 14 times weekly, 11 times weekly flights to Davao, and three times weekly flights to Iloilo, Bacolod and General Santos, starting April.
In addition, CEB will mount three times weekly flights to Cagayan de Oro by May, and three times weekly flights to Puerto Princesa this June.
For international flights, starting April, CEB will fly to Hong Kong, Bangkok, Singapore and Macau, and to Narita, Japan, by May this year.
CEB now flies to 34 domestic and 25 international destinations, spanning across Asia, Australia and the Middle East. – Myla Iglesias
