Cebu Pacific will launch its first nonstop flights between Clark and Hanoi in May, a move that strengthens Clark’s role as an international gateway and gives travelers from North and Central Luzon a faster, more convenient way to reach Vietnam.
The airline will operate the Clark–Hanoi route three times a week, cutting travel time and removing the need to transit through Manila. This is expected to spur tourism and business travel between the two markets while easing congestion at the capital’s main airport. For consumers, the new service means lower travel costs, simpler itineraries, and more choices when flying abroad from Clark.
To encourage demand, Cebu Pacific is offering promotional one-way base fares as low as P1 for bookings made from January 28 to February 1, with travel from May to October 2026.
Hanoi will become the fifth international destination served from Cebu Pacific’s Clark hub, alongside Bangkok, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Singapore, and the airline’s fifth route to Vietnam. The expansion highlights Cebu Pacific’s strategy of growing regional hubs to improve access, support local economies, and make international travel more affordable for Filipino travelers.
