Cebu Pacific said Thursday it will introduce Airbus A330neo flights to three more domestic destinations to meet growing travel demand ahead of the holiday season.
The 459-seat wide-body aircraft will begin operating flights from Manila to Iloilo seven times a week starting Oct. 26, 2025. Flights to Puerto Princesa will begin Nov. 2, 2025, operating four times a week. The airline will also begin flying the A330neo from Manila to Bohol seven times a week starting Nov. 16, 2025.
“We’re excited to expand our A330neo operations to more Philippine destinations, as this allows us to offer more seats, lower fares, and an even more comfortable travel experience for our passengers,” Cebu Pacific president and chief commercial officer Xander Lao said in a statement.
“By increasing capacity to key domestic routes, we not only make travel more accessible but also help drive tourism and stimulate economic activity,” he said.
Cebu Pacific is the largest operator of A330neo aircraft in Asia-Pacific, with 12 of the planes in its fleet. The airline also became the first in the Philippines to operate a 100-strong fleet with the arrival of its latest A330neo in July.
The A330neo burns up to 25-percent less fuel per flight and produces less noise than previous-generation aircraft, according to the airline. The lower fuel consumption corresponds to a reduction in carbon emissions.
Cebu Pacific’s fleet includes 12 Airbus A330s, 40 Airbus A320s, 26 Airbus A321s, and 22 ATR turboprop aircraft. The airline operates A330neo flights to Cebu, Davao and General Santos, as well as several international destinations.
