Cebu Pacific Air (CEB), the Philippines’ leading low-cost carrier, announced a significant expansion of its network from Clark International Airport (CRK) with the launch of two new, direct domestic routes in the same week.
The additions of Clark to Naga, Camarines Sur, and Clark to San Jose, Occidental Mindoro underscore CEB’s commitment to making inter-island travel more convenient and affordable for communities in Central and Northern Luzon.
The new services are strategically timed to meet increasing demand for domestic travel and provide seamless connections to some of the Philippines’ most diverse and beautiful provinces:
Clark — Naga, Camarines Sur: Flights will operate four times weekly, specifically every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. This route opens up the Bicol Region, famous for the majestic Mount Isarog, rich culinary heritage, and vibrant cultural festivals, to travelers from the greater Clark area.
Clark — San Jose, Occidental Mindoro: Flights will be available three times weekly, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. This service provides direct access to the coastal beauty and crystal-clear waters of Occidental Mindoro, a popular destination for those seeking laid-back provincial charm and diving opportunities.
“The simultaneous launch of these two new routes from Clark is a clear demonstration of Cebu Pacific’s dedication to expanding our domestic footprint and enhancing connectivity across the archipelago,” said a spokesperson for Cebu Pacific.
“By connecting Clark to Naga and San Jose, we are not only making travel easier and more accessible for our passengers in Central and Northern Luzon but also driving tourism and economic growth in these key regional hubs.”
This latest expansion reinforces Clark International Airport’s role as a vital gateway, offering passengers in Pampanga, Tarlac, and nearby regions a convenient alternative to Manila. The new routes are expected to significantly reduce travel time for residents and create new opportunities for both leisure and business travel.
