Cebu Pacific is set to further strengthen its Clark hub with the launch of the first-ever direct flights between Clark International Airport (CRK) and Hanoi (HAN), Vietnam. The new route is expected to provide travelers from north and central Luzon with a more convenient, affordable, and accessible gateway to Vietnam, while easing congestion at Metro Manila airports.
Starting 02 May 2026, Cebu Pacific will operate Clark–Hanoi flights three times a week, departing Clark every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Return flights from Hanoi to Clark will be available every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. The new service underscores the airline’s strategy of expanding point-to-point international connectivity from Clark, positioning the airport as a key alternative hub for both leisure and business travelers.
According to Cebu Pacific President and Chief Commercial Officer Xander Lao, the new route marks an important milestone for the airline’s Clark operations. He said the direct Clark–Hanoi flights enhance travel options for passengers from north and central Luzon, allowing them to reach Vietnam’s capital more easily without having to travel to Manila. The route also reflects Cebu Pacific’s broader goal of improving regional accessibility while keeping air travel affordable.
To celebrate the launch, Cebu Pacific is offering a special seat sale from today until 01 February 2026, with one-way base fares from Clark to Hanoi starting as low as PHP 1, exclusive of fees and surcharges. The promotional fares are available for travel from 02 May 2026 to 31 October 2026, giving travelers ample time to plan leisure trips, cultural explorations, or business visits to Vietnam.
With the addition of Hanoi, Cebu Pacific’s Clark hub will now serve five international destinations: Bangkok, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Singapore, and Hanoi. The new route also becomes the airline’s fifth connection to Vietnam. Cebu Pacific currently operates direct flights from Manila to Da Nang, Hanoi, and Ho Chi Minh City, as well as direct flights from Cebu to Ho Chi Minh City, highlighting Vietnam’s growing importance in the airline’s regional network.
Hanoi, one of Southeast Asia’s most culturally rich capitals, offers travelers a blend of history, cuisine, and natural attractions. Visitors can wander through the Old Quarter’s narrow streets, sample iconic Vietnamese dishes such as pho and bun cha, or explore historic landmarks that reflect the city’s French colonial past. From Hanoi, travelers can also take day trips to Halong Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its dramatic limestone karsts, and Ninh Binh, famous for its scenic landscapes and river caves.
Cebu Pacific continues to make travel more accessible by offering multiple payment options, including credit and debit cards as well as popular e-wallets, allowing passengers to easily book flights and purchase add-ons. The airline currently operates flights to 37 domestic and 26 international destinations across Asia, Australia, and the Middle East, reinforcing its position as a key player in regional air travel.