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Cebgo is a low-cost airline that offers domestic flights throughout the Philippines and is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Cebu Pacific. The airline offers flights to more than 30 destinations and is based at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL), Manilla from where it operates all of its flight from Terminal 4. The airline has a secondary hub at Mactan-Cebu International Airport (CEB). Cebgo's original hub airport was at Clark International Airport (CRK). For years, it was the only airline flying from Clark Airport. However, in the early 2010s, Cebgo changed its switched to Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) and no longer flies to/from Clark International Airport (CRK).
The airline was established in 1995 under the name South East Asian Airlines (SEAir) and began flying in the same year. In 2012, the Tiger Airways Group part-acquired the airline and rebranded it as Tigerair Philippines. The airline operated flights as Tigerair Philippines for just two years, until it was bought by Cebu Pacific in 2014. Cebu Pacific rebranded the airline as Cebgo in 2015, which is the name and brand that it flies under today.
Baggage Policy
Cebgo has a different baggage policy for carry and checked baggage. Scroll below to find your baggage allowance.
Carry-on Baggage
Every passenger on Cebgo flights is entitled to one carry-on or cabin baggage, with a maximum weight of 7kg / 15lbs. With maximum dimensions for a carry on baggage is 56cm x 35cm x 20cm (22in x 14in x 8in) for ATR flights. Carry-on baggage should fit in the overhead lockets and user the seat in front of you!
Please don't pack any prohibited items in your cary-on baggage. Prohibited items include liquids over 100ml, flammable liquids and explosives. Any prohibited items will be removed at disposed at the airport security check.
Checked Baggage
Cebgo's checked baggage allowance differs depending on the ticket type that you purchase. Fly Only doesn't include a checked baggage allowance in the flight fare, it allows you to only fly with carry-on baggage.
Fly + Baggage allows a free checked baggage allowance of up to 20kg / 44lbs.
Fly + Baggage + Meal allows a free checked baggage allowance of up to 20kg / 44lbs.
Cabin Classes
Cebgo only has one cabin class - Economy class. However, can purchase extra e.g. more legroom.
Economy Class
Economy Class is the only cabin class offered on Cebgo flights. The cabin offers a comfortable and clean cabin with no-frills low-cost service. Cebgo offers 78 seats in a 2 x 2 configuration with each seat either being a window or an aisle seat. Once in-flight, food and drink are available to buy from the airline's friendly cabin crew.
In-flight Entertainment & WIFI
There's no in-flight entertainment system onboard Cebgo flights. However, passengers can enjoy reading material from the airlines' in-flight magazine.
WIFI
Currently, Cebgo doesn't offer WIFI on any of its flights.
Food & Drink
As the airline only operates short-haul flights with short journey times, there's no meal service on Cebgo flights. However, passengers can purchase a range of food and drinks once airborne, this includes a choice of cold and hot drinks, as well as a selection of sandwiches and other light snacks.
Check-In
Online Check-in
As Cebgo is owned by airline Cebu Pacific, passengers can check-in online for their Cebgo flights via the Cebu Pacific check-in page. Online check-in closes one hour before scheduled flight departure time. For a smooth and seamless journey at the airpot, we recommend that you check-in online.
Airport Check-in
If a passenger cannot or doesn't want to check-in online, they must check-in at the airport. Airport check-in opens 2 hours before the flight departure time and closes 45 minutes before the scheduled flight time. Check-in can be completed by visiting one of the airline check-in agents at the check-in counter, however please note that airport check-in may incur in added fee's.
Frequent Flyer Programme
Cebgo's frequent flyer programme is called 'GetGo'.
GetGo
Cebgo shares the same frequent flyer program as its parent airlines, Cebu Pacific. The frequent flyer program is called GetGo and allows you to earn points that you can spend on Cebgo or Cebu Pacific flights.
For every P5 spent on Cebgo or Cebu Pacific flights, passengers will earn one GetGo point. GetGo points can also be earned by shopping with any of GetGo's affiliate partners.
GetGo members can also benefit from a range of member perks, which include discounts on select retail stores and hospitality services.
You can earn GetGo points when buying Cebgo flights through Alternative Airlines by selecting Getgo and adding your frequent flyer number on the passenger details section of the booking process.
Airline Alliance
Cebgo is a part of 'Value Alliance'.
Value Alliance
Cebgo is a member of Value Alliance, which is the world's second-oldest airline alliance. Other members of the Value Alliance include:
These airlines work in unison to provide interline flights for passengers. This means that each airline can expand its reach by offering passengers a connecting flight from one of its partner airlines under on the same itinerary.
Special Services
Find out all the special services offered by Cebgo.
Wheelchair Assistance
If you need wheelchair assistance during your airport journey,contact Alternative Airlines. We will get in touch with the airline that you are flying with that you or a member of your booking requires wheelchair assistance. You can also request wheelchair assistance at the airport if needed.
Destinations that Cebgo flies to
Cebgo flies to over 30 destinations within the Philippines, including destinations such as Boracay, Cebu, Davao, General Santos, Kalibo, Manila, Naga, Pagadian, Zamboanga City and more.
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Hub Airport
Manila International Airport
Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL), commonly known as Manila International Airport and also often abbreviated to NAIA, is located in Parañaque and Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines. It's one of the largest airports in Manila that serves the region of Manila and the metropolitan area. It's currently one of three airports in the to serve the Greater Manila area, along with Clark International Airport (CRK) and Subic Bay International Airport (SFS).
This airport acts as a hub for not only Cebgo and Cebu Pacific but other airlines such as Air Juan, PAL Express, AirSWIFT, Royal Star Aviation, Royalair Philippines, Philippine Airlines, Skyjet Air and Philippines AirAsia. In addition, a number of other airlines operate services to and from this airport, including Asiana Airlines, Ethiopian Airlines and Jetstar Japan.
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Flights on Finance
Alternative Airlines is proud to offer 40+ payment methods on our site. This includes many buy now, pay later payment options that let you buy flights on finance. At Alternative Airlines you can buy any Cebgo flight and spread the cost over time. Please note that the payment plan available to you will depend on the country you reside in. TendoPay is a Philippine payment plan option that lets you split the cost of your flight in 2-12 monthly instalments.
Fleet
Cebgo's fleet consists of entirely of regional jets manufactured by ATR. The airline currently has 14 different ATR models, with a mix of ATR72-500s and ATR72-600s.
Cebgo continues to modernise its fleet with the most popular regional aircraft to substantially expand its route network and frequencies across the archipelago and continues to support the growing Philippine economy.