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        	  Cebu Pacific will expand its fleet this year 
			  with 12 brand new aircraft, including six Airbus A321neos; five 
			  A320neos; and an ATR 72-600. 
			  The A321neos feature 236 seats which 
			  is 56 seats or 31% more capacity than the A320. The aircraft 
			  is capable of operating routes of up to seven hours flight time, allowing the carrier to explore new 
			  destinations like India, Russia, northern Japan and other cities 
			  in Australia. 
			  "2019 is the year we accelerate growth. On 
			  average, we will be receiving one brand-new aircraft per month 
			  which we can use to increase capacity in key markets or even 
			  launch new routes. For 2019, we expect capacity to grow from low 
			  to mid-teens," said Lance Gokongwei, President and CEO of Cebu 
			  Pacific. 
			  	
			   
			  The CEB fleet is currently comprised of an Airbus 
			  A321neo, 36 Airbus A320s, seven  Airbus A321ceos, eight  
			  Airbus A330s, eight ATR 72-500s, and 12 ATR 72-600s. 
			  "Cebu Pacific is expanding 
			  rapidly and plays an important part in the transformation of  
			  Philippines' aviation sector and has played a key role in 
			  supporting tourism, trade and business links between  
			  Philippines, Asia-Pacific and the Middle East," said Jean 
			  Francois Laval, Executive Vice President for Sales in Asia of 
			  Airbus. 
			  CEB is aiming to fly 200 million passengers by 2020, as 
			  it expands its route network and upgrades its fleet to bigger and 
			  more fuel-efficient aircraft. The carrier hit the milestone of 150 
			  million passengers flown since inception in late 2017. 
			  
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