Cebu Pacific Warns of Holy Week Travel Surge in the Philippines

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Cebu Pacific has alerted passengers about an anticipated surge in travelers during Holy Week in the Philippines. The airline urged the public to prepare and comply with travel guidelines to avoid disruptions. Passengers are advised to check their flight details and terminal assignments, as some flights will be relocated to Clark starting March 29.

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Travelers are recommended to arrive at the airport three hours prior for domestic flights and four hours early for international trips due to expected heavy traffic. Check-in counters will close 45 minutes before domestic flights and one hour for international flights. Cebu Pacific encourages online check-ins to bypass long queues.

International passengers must complete the e-Travel form before departure. Strict limits on hand-carry luggage will be enforced, and the new luggage policy will be implemented. The use of power banks on the aircraft continues to be prohibited, reported SMNI.

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