Cebu Pacific’s website<\/a> and booking facilities now includes Singapore! I tried booking to see how much the fare would cost.<\/p>\n

The promo fare (buy from July 20 – 26, travel from Aug 31 – Oct 19) amounts to PHP 6,327.00.<\/p>\n

The non-promo fare amounts to Php 8,327.00 roundtrip. <\/p>\n

Not bad, eh? It comes out higher than Tiger Airway’s<\/a> roundtrip fares, but at least you get to fly from (the pitiful) NAIA Terminal 1. The question now is, how will their service fare compared to their competitors’?<\/p>\n

One downside to Cebu Pacific’s new route is the time. Though they will be flying to and from Singapore daily, the timing is a bit off:<\/p>\n

Departure from Manila is at 8:30pm, arrive in Singapore at 11:55pm
\nDeparture from Singapore is at 12:40am, arrive in Manila at 4:05am<\/p>\n

I suppose it’s great if you need to be in Singapore or Manila for a meeting the following day, hahaha. It’d suck if you’re paying for accommodations in Singapore because you’d be paying for a whole night when you’d only be staying for only half of it. I’m so glad I have relatives in Singapore. \ud83d\ude00
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