Philippines-based carrier Cebu Pacific Air (CEB) subsidiary Cebgo has received its third ATR 72-600 high-capacity aircraft, which will support CEB's expansion plans in the neighbouring archipelago region.
The newly received aircraft is the first ATR 72-600 received by CEB this year, and has brought the airline's total fleet to 58.
CEB is also planning to deploy the new aircraft in two new routes, from Manila to Masbate and Tablas, by next week.
Cebgo president and CEO Alexander Lao said: “We are glad to take delivery of another brand-new ATR 72-600, especially since this is the first to have the titanium seats from Expliseat installed.
“This aircraft therefore combines reduced seat costs while optimising comfort for passengers.
“Furthermore, this latest order allows us to fulfil our commitment in increasing inter-island connectivity, while offering our unbeatable low fares through this aircraft's fuel efficiency.”
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By GlobalDataCebgo currently offers flights to 27 Philippine destinations using an exclusive fleet of eight ATR 72-500 aircraft, whereas CEB currently serves 37 domestic destinations, as well as 29 international destinations, including Asia, Australia, the Middle East, and the US.
The airline expects to take delivery of one new Airbus A330, 32 Airbus A321neo, and 13 ATR 72-600 aircraft by 2021.
Image: A Cebu Pacific Air plane. Photo: courtesy of CEB.
