Cebu Pacific Air launches three domestic routes from Cebu
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Cebu Pacific Air has launched three new routes from Cebu (CEB). On 19 November, Cebgo, the fully-owned subsidiary of Cebu Pacific Air (and formerly known as Tigerair Philippines) began operating the routes on behalf of its parent company. Cebgo, which is now a pure turboprop operator, began daily ATR 72-500 flights to Ormoc (OMC) and Roxas (RXS) and a four times weekly service to Calbayog (CYP). None of these routes are currently served by any other carrier.
At just 105 kilometres in length, the route to Ormoc is the shortest of the three, while the 204-kilometre route to Calbayog is the longest. According to OAG Schedules Analyser data Cebu is now connected to 26 other airports in the Philippines with non-stop flights, as well as 12 international destinations, including Los Angeles.
Questions & Answers
Q.Which subsidiary of Cebu Pacific Air operates these new domestic routes?
Which subsidiary of Cebu Pacific Air operates these new domestic routes?
Cebgo, a fully-owned subsidiary of Cebu Pacific Air, operates the three new routes. It was formerly known as Tigerair Philippines and now functions as a pure turboprop operator for its parent company.
Q.What type of aircraft does Cebgo use for the new flights from Cebu?
What type of aircraft does Cebgo use for the new flights from Cebu?
Cebgo uses ATR 72-500 turboprop aircraft for the new routes from Cebu. This aligns with its current operational model as a pure turboprop operator for Cebu Pacific Air's domestic services.
Q.How frequently will flights operate on the new routes from Cebu?
How frequently will flights operate on the new routes from Cebu?
Daily flights are scheduled for the Ormoc and Roxas routes. The Calbayog service will operate four times per week. These frequencies began on 19 November for all three new domestic connections.
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