CEB’s sees rise in North Asia traffic
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Cebu Pacific (CEB) has increased passenger traffic by 12% for its North Asia routes for the year ending 31 May 2009, according to a Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation report. CEB’s North Asia passenger carriage rose to 944,063 for the period, up from 843,699 in the previous 12 month period.
CEB’s Vice President for Marketing and Distribution, Candice Iyog, said; “Our low fares and increased capacities to serve Hong Kong, Macau, Osaka, Shanghai, Seoul (Incheon), and Busan routes, have been instrumental to sustain the growth for these markets.”
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