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CebPac customers urged to manage bookings online
Cebu Pacific will continue to operate flights to several destinations despite the 30-day community quarantine over Metro Manila.
As of Saturday afternoon, all domestic flights to and from Metro Manila were fully booked hours before the quarantine implementation.
The budget carrier advised affected passengers to manage their bookings online instead of going to the airport or ticket offices to avoid the spread of COVID-19.
Cebu Pacific is in the process of completing cancellations for flights from March 15 to April 14 in their system and will notify passengers via email.
Passengers on cancelled flights can rebook with waived change fees and fare difference, opt for a travel fund, or request a full refund.
Passengers with confirmed flights until April 30 who choose not to travel can also avail of these options.
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