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Cebu Pacific is implementing temporary network adjustments, including flight cancellations and frequency reductions
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The changes are driven by the impact of the crisis on global fuel prices, which have more than doubled compared with 2025 averages
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The airline is suspending flights from Iloilo-Bangkok-Iloilo and Iloilo-Singapore-Iloilo
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Also suspended are Davao-Bangkok-Davao and Clark-Hanoi-Clark flights
Cebu Pacific is implementing temporary network adjustments, including flight cancellations and frequency reductions, due to the surge in global fuel prices.
“These changes are driven by the impact of the (Middle East) crisis on global fuel prices, which have more than doubled compared with 2025 averages,” the airline said in an advisory dated March 23.
The airline is suspending the following services:
- Davao-Bangkok-Davao from April 23 to October 23
- Iloilo-Bangkok (Don Mueang) –Iloilo from April 17 to October 24
- Iloilo to Singapore from June 15 to October 23, and Singapore to Iloilo from June 16 to October 24
- Clark-Hanoi-Clark from May 2 to October 25
Flight frequencies will also be cut for the following routes:
- Cebu-Singapore-Cebu
- Manila-Jakarta-Manila
- Manila-Kuala Lumpur-Manila
- Manila-Melbourne-Manila
- Manila-Sydney-Manila
The Civil Aeronautics Board recently raised the fuel surcharge level from 4 to 8 covering the period April 1 to April 15.
The surcharge for domestic passengers ranges from P253 to P787 depending on the distance, double the previous level’s P117 to P342.
International passengers are expected to pay between P835 and P6,209 in additional fees under the level 8 bracket. This is double compared to the previous P386 and P2,868.
