Cebu Pacific announced Sunday that it has secured enough jet fuel to sustain all scheduled domestic and international flights until June 2026, amid global supply concerns triggered by the ongoing conflict involving the US, Israel, and Iran in the Middle East.
In its advisory, the airline stated:
“The airline has secured sufficient jet fuel to support all scheduled domestic and international flights until June 2026.”
Cebu Pacific added:
“CEB is working closely with suppliers and industry partners to ensure continued fuel availability in the months ahead and will continue to take proactive measures to maintain stable and sustainable operations.”
The carrier assured passengers they can “continue to travel with confidence” despite disruptions in the global fuel supply chain.
Earlier this week, Cebu Pacific announced adjustments to its operations, including route suspensions and reduced flight frequencies, in response to rising fuel costs.
Philippine Airlines, in a separate advisory, also said it has sufficient fuel reserves “for the foreseeable future.” However, PAL confirmed it has suspended flights to and from Doha, Qatar, and Dubai, United Arab Emirates until April 30 due to the impact of the conflict.