Cebu Pacific has renewed its agreement with technology firm Navitaire to use its reservations, ancillary and revenue accounting platforms until 2028.
The airline will also leverage Navitaire’s solutions, including the New Skies digital reservations platform, as it aims to further expand its domestic and international footprint with the delivery of 30 aircraft on order.
The carrier recently announced plans to grow its hubs at Cebu and Clark airports, as well as increase its North Asia services to China, Korea and Japan.
“Navitaire has been an integral partner in our growth over the past ten years, offering solutions that have helped us gain flexibility and agility with digital tools and ancillary services. We look forward to future capabilities we can build with them to help fulfil our growth plans,” said Candice Iyog, vice president for marketing and distribution of Cebu Pacific.
“Cebu Pacific has achieved an impressive history of success, demonstrating its agility as a dynamic market leader,” added David P. Evans, Navitaire CEO. “Our next generation digital, retailing and optimization capabilities provide a springboard to enable its inventive ideas and to tap opportunities that support Cebu Pacific’s growth plans. We look forward to our next decade of partnership.”