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Cebgo Marks Maiden Flights to USU ISSUE NO.27 MAY 2017 Cebgo marks maiden flights to USU, CBO Cebu Pacific subsidiary Cebgo kicked off its flights to Busuanga (Coron) and Cotabato last May 15 and 16, respectively. True to tradition, the first passenger to check in on each flight received a round trip ticket from Cebu Pacific. Both flights were sent off with a water cannon salute. Passengers also received giveaways and tokens both from Cebu Pacific and Mactan Cebu International Airport. Cebu Pacific now connects to 27 domestic destinations from Cebu. PAA adds Kalibo route from Cebu Effective June 19, Philippines AirAsia will fly Cebu to Kalibo daily, increasing its domestic network in Cebu to 5 destinations. BoracayIsland ROUTE FREQUENCY SCHEDULE START DATE CEB-KLO 1210H-1300H Kalibo (KLO) Daily June 19 KLO-CEB 1730H-1820H What’s New at MCIA Cinnabon American brand Cinnabon is now serving baked goods at the Domestic Pre-departure Area. The final security check area has been extended for more efficient processing. From May 14 to 17, Duty Free Philippines gave free gifts to shoppers as part of its Anniversary Blowout. Duty Free at MCIA Final Security Check Winners of MCIA’s Best Cebu Summer Ever promo were given the opportunity to experience Cebu as a beach, food and adventure destination. A group enjoyed the white sand beaches of Bantayan Island, while another group explored the food scene in Cebu City. A third group of adventurers also tried canyoneering and whaleshark watching in southern Cebu. MCIA Welcomes the Food Trip Winners Beach Trip Winner at Virgin Island Media Launch at SM City Cebu Follow Mactan Cebu Airport on Wechat for a chance to win a prize! Passengers can scan the QR code after the final security check. In-terminal promo will start on June 1. Mactan to Camotes ferry now sailing From one beach destination to another – Jomalia Shipping Corp. has started operating trips between Mactan and Camotes Islands. The ferry leaves from the Mactan Wharf, a newly opened private wharf beside Cebu Yacht Club just 5 minutes away from Mactan Cebu International Airport. Trip schedule is as follows: Mactan – Camotes Camotes – Mactan Monday – Thursday 0900H, 1300H Monday – Thursday 0700H, 1100H Friday – Sunday 0900H, 1300H, 1700H Friday – Sunday 0700H, 1100H, 1500H Cebu Feature: Carcar City The Heritage City of Cebu WHAT TO DO: Explore Spanish / American period houses and structures, including the Carcar Rotunda and dispensary / public museum. St. Catherine of Alexandria Church in Carcar is the second oldest church in Cebu. Go on a food trip! Carcar is famous for its version of lechon (roasted pig), and native delicacies such as chicharon (pork cracklings) and ampao. HOW TO GET THERE:. Take a bus or mini-bus at the South Bus terminal; est. travel time 1 hour. Both Bato-Barili and Oslob bus routes pass through Carcar. (MCIA) Flight Network Map Coron DOMESTIC ROUTE MAP (Busuanga) Calbayog ROUTE WEEKLY FREQ. ROUTE WEEKLY FREQ. Roxas BCD Bacolod 31x KLO Kalibo 24x Ormoc BXU Butuan 36x LGP Legazpi 6x CBO Cotabato 4x MNL Manila 210x CGM Camiguin 8x MPH 28x CGY Cagayan de Oro 42x OMC Ormoc 7x CRK Clark 13x OZC Ozamiz 14x CYP Calbayog 5x PAG Pagadian 5x DGT Dumaguete 14x PPS Puerto Princesa 25x DPL Dipolog 5x RXS Roxas 7x DVO Davao 63x SUG Surigao 15x ENI El Nido 11x TAC Tacloban 25x Cotabato GES General Santos 14x TDG Tandag 3x IAO Siargao 18x USU Coron 10x ILO Iloilo 40x ZAM Zamboanga 8x INTERNATIONAL ROUTE MAP ROUTE WEEKLY FREQ. CKG Chongqing 4x CTU Chengdu 7x DXB Dubai 7x CKG FOC Fuzhou 2x Chongqing HKG Hong Kong 17x ICN Incheon 59x FOC Osaka 7x Fuzhou KIX KUL Kuala Lumpur 4x NGO Nagoya 3x NRT Narita (Tokyo) 25x PUS Busan 19x SIN Singapore 24x TAE Daegu 5x TPE Taipei 14x XMN Xiamen 3x We are now on Get connected with (MCIA) Mactan Cebu MARCH STATS PAX (in millions) ATM 0.66 1,777 0.27 6,131 Systemwide 0.93 7,908 facebook.com/mactancebuairportofficial r.com/MactanCebuAirpt instagram.com/mactancebuairport WeChat ID: cebuairport (+632)494-9000 local 5424.
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