Low-cost airline Cebu Pacific has reduced its year-round ‘Go’ fares for most of its domestic routes beginning July 20, 2007.
The year-round one-way fare for services from Manila to any Mindanao destination (and vise-versa) was reduced by more than 30% from P998 to P688. Fares are equivalent to an all-inclusive one-way of a little over 2,000 pesos.
It is advisable for everyone to plan their trips and buy their tickets as early as possible and ideally at least a month before their intended travel date, to get the best availability of the super low year-round fares.
July 24th, 2007 at 10:39 am
This is great but I hope Cebu Pacific will improve their services. This has been my constant dilemma since I always prefer Cebu Pacific due to its affordable seats. For one thing, flights are almost 99% delayed recently, except for 1st flights. Sometimes, even first flights are delayed. Second, there is not enough coordination between ground personnel and the airline company regarding flight delays. Ground personnel of Cebu Pacific sometimes fail to constantly notify people who fetch their relatives in the old Manila Domestic Airport regarding flight delays and changes from time to time. Third, do not expect decent food onboard. You will get fed up with JG Summit Holding’s Jack n’ Jill treats. For everything else on board, there is a menu which you order it at an expensive cost, of course. Fourth, their question and answer form of entertainment is corny. But indeed it is a great thing that they offer cheap seats. Book now. http://www.cebupacificair.com
July 24th, 2007 at 10:43 am
Also, their marketing strategy is deceiving. They should also tell in their ads that Fuel, Tax and other charges are marked up on top of the actual ticket price. Should PANA make a move to erradicate false and deceiving marketing strategies?
July 24th, 2007 at 10:44 am
Also, their marketing strategy is deceiving. They should also tell in their ads that Fuel, Tax and other charges are marked up on top of the actual ticket price. Should PANA make a move to eradicate false and deceiving marketing strategies?
July 24th, 2007 at 2:44 pm
Well, I agree with most of your points. A few years ago they were bragging about being 90% on time for their flights. But for the last 3 flights I had with them it’s all delayed at least an hour.