Cebu Pacific reported a significant surge in earnings for 2025, posting a net income of ₱12.3 billion—more than double its ₱5.4 billion profit in the previous year.
In a statement, the airline said total revenues reached ₱119.9 billion, driven largely by passenger earnings of ₱80.8 billion. The carrier flew 26.9 million passengers during the year. Cargo revenues also recorded strong growth, rising 27 percent to ₱7.2 billion.
The airline said it invested ₱6.4 billion in 2025, with total assets amounting to ₱264.7 billion and liabilities at ₱245.7 billion.
It currently operates a fleet of 100 aircraft, including larger and more fuel-efficient models such as the Airbus A330NEO and A321NEO.
Despite its strong financial performance, Cebu Pacific announced that it would suspend select routes as global fuel prices continue to climb.
The company acknowledged ongoing challenges, noting that fuel costs have doubled amid the continuing conflict in the Middle East.