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Cebu Pacific cancels all flights to help contain spread of virus
Cebu Pacific announced the cancellation of all its domestic and international flights from March 19 to April 14, 2020, in support of government efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19.
This cancellation includes all flights operated by Cebu Pacific and its subsidiary CEBGO.
The airline clarified that the cancellations cover flights across the entire country, not just Luzon.
Flights scheduled for March 18 will still push through, including specific international routes such as Manila-Bangkok-Manila and Manila-Tokyo-Manila.
Affected passengers have the option to rebook their flights with waived fare difference and change fees, receive a full refund, or get a full travel fund.
Those who choose not to travel between April 15-30 can rebook their flight with a waived change fee or get a full travel fund valid for up to 180 days.
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