Cebu Pacific Completes Turboprop Flight Transfer to Clark, Expands Key Routes

Carmina Reyes-Romero

Cebu Pacific Completes Turboprop Flight Transfer to Clark, Expands Key Routes

By Bing Jabadan – TheNATIONWEEK.com | January 23, 2026

Manila, Philippines – Cebu Pacific (CEB) is announcing the final phase of its turboprop aircraft operations transfer from Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 2 to Clark International Airport (CRK), effective March 29, 2026. 

This move, mandated by the Department of Transportation’s Manila Slot Coordination Committee (MSCC), aims to alleviate congestion at NAIA and optimize air traffic flow.

“This strategic relocation to Clark International Airport allows us to support the government’s efforts to decongest NAIA while continuing to serve our passengers efficiently,” stated Carmina Reyes-Romero, spokesperson for Cebu Pacific. “We are committed to ensuring a smooth transition for our passengers and providing them with convenient travel options.”

The following Cebgo (DG) and AirSwift (T6) flights will be affected by the transfer:

Cebgo (DG) Flights:

AirSwift (T6) Flights:

Passengers with affected flights will be automatically rebooked on new flights departing from Clark. CEB is also offering flexible options for passengers who prefer alternative arrangements, accessible through the “Manage Booking” portal on the Cebu Pacific website: https://www.cebupacificair.com/manage-booking](https://www.cebupacificair.com/manage-booking)

Passenger Options:

Free Rebooking:

• Rebook without fare difference for travel up to 30 days from the original flight date. (Fare difference applies for travel beyond 30 days.)

Travel Fund:

• Store the ticket value in a virtual CEB wallet for future bookings or add-ons.

Refund:

• Full refund of the ticket.

The MSCC, composed of representatives from the DOTr, Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA), Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP), Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB), and NAIA operator New NAIA Infrastructure Corp. (NNIC), initially mandated the phaseout in December 2024. The final deadline was extended to March 29, 2026, following an amendment to the resolution on July 29, 2025.

In addition to the turboprop transfer, CEB is increasing flight frequencies to several destinations to meet growing demand:

Increased Flight Frequencies:

“These increased frequencies demonstrate our commitment to providing more convenient and affordable travel options for our passengers,” Reyes-Romero added. “We are confident that these changes will enhance the overall travel experience for everyone.”