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Cebu Pacific Now Flies to Sydney

September 9, 2014 - This marks the start of Cebu Pacific long-haul service (Manila-Sydney) in Australia. The airline is the only low-cost carrier operating the route.

Filipinos based in Sydney are really fortunate. They need not to to travel via Darwin (Jetstar), Singapore (Scoot) or Malaysia (Air Asia) just to avail of a low-cost or a budget airlines. The arrival of Cebu Pacific is an alternative to another Philippine carrier, Philippine Airlines, which also operates on the same route.

Last month, I was able to book my parents-in-law to fly Cebu Pacific in going to Sydney. They will be here to be with us as they were fortunate to be given a one-year visa as tourists.

Cebu Pacific lowest all-inclusive year-round fare for Sydney is as low as P12,150.

Seat sale fares go as low as P4,999, all-in.



Cebu Pacific operates four weekly flights between Manila and Sydney, every:
  • Tuesday
  • Thursday
  • Saturday 
  • and Sunday
The flight departs Manila at 12:15am and arrives in Sydney at 10:05am.
The return flight departs Sydney at 11:35am and arrives in Manila at 5:30pm.


Cebu Pacific’s inaugural flight to Sydney touched down Kingsford-Smith at 1056 local time on Tuesday and was greeted with a water cannon salute.

The 436-seat single-class Airbus A330-300 was on the ground for a little over 90 minutes before returning to Manila as 5J 7296, which departed at 1232.

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