Cebu Pacific will start three international services on 17 December.
These are a twice-weekly Davao-Singapore route, and thrice-weekly Cebu-Taipei Taoyuan and Manila-Fukuoka services, says the low-cost carrier.
FlightMaps Analytics shows that the airline will be the only operator on the Cebu-Taipei Taoyuan route. It will also compete with SilkAir on the Davao-Singapore route, and with Philippine Airlines on the Manila-Fukuoka route.
Source: Cirium Dashboard
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