Manila: Cebu Pacific (CEB) is set to transfer a number of turboprop flights from Manila to Clark commencing on October 26, aiming to ease congestion at the primary airport.

According to Philippines News Agency, the airline will relocate some Cebgo flights to and from Naga, as well as all flights to and from San Jose, Mindoro, to the Clark International Airport. Despite these changes, CEB has assured that direct flights between Manila and Naga will continue to operate from Manila, albeit reduced to once daily instead of twice.

All direct flights to San Jose will be rerouted exclusively through Clark. The Gokongwei-led airline has informed affected passengers that they have the option to rebook their flights free of charge, with no fare difference, for travel within 30 days from their original flight schedule. Alternatively, passengers can opt for a ticket refund or choose to store the amount in a virtual CEB wallet.