Cebu Pacific announced that it would resume more international flights to key Asian countries starting Saturday, Aug. 1, as COVID-19 restrictions gradually ease.
For Taipei-Manila flights, it will start by August 7 with restrictions by corresponding countries will be implemented, such as securing a negative RT-PCR test prior to departure and the mandatory 14-day quarantine upon arrival.
“We are taking a conservative and agile approach to rebuilding our international network. While demand remains soft, there is latent demand for travel, particularly from stranded individuals and those who are eager to come home to visit their families,” said Candice Iyog, Cebu Pacific vice president for marketing and customer experience.
Cebu Pacific said it has "intensified" preventive measures across its operations to safeguard employees and passengers from COVID-19.
Meanwhile, Cebu Pacific will fly the Tokyo (Narita) - Manila route twice weekly, Manila - Singapore, Osaka - Manila will also resume.
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