Cebu Pacific (CEB) reported flying nearly 110,000 passengers to Japan in only the first three months this year, exceeding the pre-pandemic level by 20 percent and nearly double the figure from the same period last year.
“Japan has become a top-of-mind destination for Filipino travelers,” Cebu Pacific said.
According to the airline, Filipinos visit Japan for the blend of cultural appreciation and modernity such visits offer.
Cebu Pacific flies from Manila to Osaka, Tokyo (Narita), Nagoya and Fukuoka as well as from Clark to Tokyo
To encourage more Filipinos to fly to Japan, Cebu Pacific continues to offer the lowest price in the market, helping make travel easy and accessible for its passengers.
In flights to Narita, for example, the one-way base fare at the moment is only P1888 exclusive of fees and surcharges.
Cebu Pacific currently flies to 35 domestic and 24 international destinations spread across Asia, Australia, and the Middle East.
The airline earlier reported net income of P2.24 billion in 1Q this year, up 108 percent from P939 million a year ago.
The airline generated revenue of P25.3 billion in the first three months or 21percent more than the year prior.
Cebu Pacific flew over 5.5 million passengers to various destinations in those three months, marking a 14-percent increase from the year-ago period and a 3-percent growth from the preceding quarter.
