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CebuPac cancels PH-Korea flights from Mar. 3-Apr. 30
Cebu Pacific has canceled flights between the Philippines and South Korea from March 3 to April 30 due to a Philippine government travel ban on Filipino tourists and restrictions on travelers from North Gyeongsang province.
The restrictions specifically target Daegu City and Cheongdo County in South Korea, which are experiencing a COVID-19 outbreak.
Affected flights include routes between Manila, Cebu, and Kalibo to Incheon and vice-versa.
Passengers with canceled flights can rebook their flights until June 30, opt for a full refund, or store the ticket value in a Travel Fund.
Rebooking for flights between February 29 and March 2 is subject to seat availability.
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