AirAsia increases some flight frequencies from Cebu, Clark
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AirAsia said Friday it was increasing flight frequencies out of its Clark and Cebu hubs to meet travel demand.
Starting in January, the following will be flown daily from 3 times weekly: Clark to Iloilo (Z2 931) and Iloilo to Clark (Z2 932). The following will be flown 4 times weekly from 3 times: Cebu to Kuala Lumpur (Z2 7110) and Kuala Lumpur to Cebu (Z2 7111), AirAsia said.
Starting March 29, the following will be flown 4 times weekly from 3 times: Clark to Tacloban (Z2 975) and Tacloban to Clark (Z2 976). Also on March 29, the following will be flown daily from 3 times weekly: Cebu to Puerto Princesa (Z2 543) and Puerto Princesa to Cebu (Z2 544), AirAsia said.
“We are pleased to welcome the new year with additional flights, offering guests more options when flying with us as they accomplish their travel goals this 2020. Our adjustments are well guided by data, and I am very optimistic about the tourism boost this will bring to our country in the summer months,” said AirAsia Philippines CEO Ricky Isla.
Questions & Answers
Q.Which routes from Clark will see increased flight frequencies?
Which routes from Clark will see increased flight frequencies?
From Clark, the Iloilo route will become daily from January. The Tacloban route will increase to four times weekly starting March 29.
Q.What changes are being made to flights from Cebu?
What changes are being made to flights from Cebu?
Flights from Cebu to Kuala Lumpur will increase to four times weekly from January. The Cebu to Puerto Princesa route will become daily from March 29.
Q.When will the flight frequency increases for Cebu to Puerto Princesa take effect?
When will the flight frequency increases for Cebu to Puerto Princesa take effect?
The flights between Cebu and Puerto Princesa will increase to daily frequency starting on March 29. This change applies to both directions of the route.
Q.Why is AirAsia increasing these flight frequencies?
Why is AirAsia increasing these flight frequencies?
AirAsia is increasing flight frequencies to meet travel demand. The adjustments are guided by data and aim to boost tourism in the country, especially during the summer months.
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