Experience Singapore and Caticlan directly from Cebu with Philippine Airlines

The Queen City of the South meets the Lion City of Asia.

Feel the Sinulog beat as the Merlion experiences the wonders and charms of Cebu.



On it's 75th year as the Philippines' flag carrier, Philippine Airlines recently launched new International and Domestic routes for it's Visayas and Mindanao customers.


Philippine Airlines is also the Official Carrier of the Miss Universe Pageant 2017.

Cebu as an International Hub
The Cebu - Singapore direct route will be available starting December 16. Flights are available 4x weekly.

This flight route will benefit customers who live and work in the Southern part of the Philippines.

Economy class passengers get 30kgs free luggage allowance while Business class passengers will enjoy 40kgs. 



With this new International flight, there are now six International destinations flying out of Cebu.

You can fly directly to Incheon, Los Angeles, Nagoya, Osaka, Tokyo and Singapore from Cebu.

New Domestic Routes
Beach-lovers will rejoice with the news that PAL will now offer a Cebu-Caticlan route. This will also start on December 16. Promo fares for one-way starts at 488php. Daily flights are available. The world-famous beaches of Boracay Island and Cebu will be highlighted.

The Cebu-Clark via Caticlan route also offers promo fares starting at 988php for one-way. Daily flights to the gateway of Central and Northern Luzon will help ease air traffic in Manila.

These brings the total to 10 domestic destinations out of Cebu.

Philippine Airlines Ticket offices are located in Mactan International Airport, Jones Avenue and Gorordo Avenue.

You can also buy your tickets on their official website (www.philippineairlines.com).

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