Terminal 3 of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport will start catering to international flights sooner than expected. This development came after Cebu Pacific (CEB) announced that it will move its entire domestic and international operations to the newly-opened terminal on August 1.
"Now that we will be flying both domestic and international services under one roof, we will be able to see some operational efficiencies and offer our passengers an even better product," CEB president and CEO Lance Gokongwei said in a statement released Friday.
"NAIA-3's opening is a welcome development for us especially since we have outgrown both the domestic passenger terminal and NAIA-1. As the country's fastest growing airline, we are very pleased to be offering our passengers a much improved airport facility," he added.
At present, CEB flies to 24 domestic and 16 international destinations, operating a total of 1078 flights per week.
At the new terminal, the airline has been allotted 28 check-in counters and nine boarding gates, up from sharing 22 counters and four gates with other airlines at the old Manila Domestic Airport terminal.
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"Now that we will be flying both domestic and international services under one roof, we will be able to see some operational efficiencies and offer our passengers an even better product," CEB president and CEO Lance Gokongwei said in a statement released Friday.
"NAIA-3's opening is a welcome development for us especially since we have outgrown both the domestic passenger terminal and NAIA-1. As the country's fastest growing airline, we are very pleased to be offering our passengers a much improved airport facility," he added.
At present, CEB flies to 24 domestic and 16 international destinations, operating a total of 1078 flights per week.
At the new terminal, the airline has been allotted 28 check-in counters and nine boarding gates, up from sharing 22 counters and four gates with other airlines at the old Manila Domestic Airport terminal.
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