Cebu Pacific Flight Status: What’s Flying and What’s Suspended (September 2026)

As of 7 September 2026, Cebu Pacific continues to operate its wider network, and Manila-Dubai is listed with four weekly flights in the airline’s current notice and published timetable.

The airline’s network-adjustment notice lists five other international route suspensions and selected frequency reductions that continue into October 2026.

What’s suspended

Cebu Pacific lists five international route suspensions in its network-adjustment notice: Davao-Bangkok, Iloilo-Bangkok, Iloilo-Singapore, Clark-Hanoi and Davao-Hong Kong.

Dubai flights

Cebu Pacific lists Manila-Dubai flights four times weekly. The timetable checked on 7 September lists 5J 14 departing Manila at 15:30 and arriving in Dubai at 20:45 local time on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays, through 4 October 2026. This confirms scheduled service, not seat availability or a completed flight.

• Frequency: Four weekly flights on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays
• Flight numbers: 5J 14 from Manila to Dubai and 5J 15 from Dubai to Manila
• Affected passengers: Previously cancelled Dubai bookings can be rebooked or converted to Travel Fund through Cebu Pacific’s Manage Booking portal

Previously cancelled bookings remain cancelled unless Cebu Pacific sends an updated notification; the route’s return does not automatically reinstate them.

Reduced-frequency routes

Cebu Pacific’s official network-adjustment page also lists reduced frequencies on selected Southeast Asia flights.

What’s still operating

Most Cebu Pacific flights are still operating, including the Philippine domestic network and most North Asia and Southeast Asia services.

• Domestic Philippines: Mainline domestic flights from Manila, Cebu and Clark continue to operate.
• North Asia: Routes to Tokyo, Osaka, Seoul, Taipei and mainland China points are not listed in the Middle East adjustment notice; Davao-Hong Kong is suspended through 23 October.
• Southeast Asia: Manila and Cebu services continue to Bangkok, Singapore, Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur, with only the listed routes reduced or suspended.
• Middle East: Cebu Pacific says Manila-Riyadh continues four times weekly, alongside the four weekly Manila-Dubai schedule.

Rebooking, refunds and Travel Fund

Cebu Pacific says passengers affected by suspended or reduced flights can choose from flexible options through Manage Booking.

• Free rebooking: For the listed network adjustments, move to an available flight up to 30 days before or after the original flight without a fare difference.
• Travel Fund: Convert the ticket value into Cebu Pacific credit for future flights and add-ons.
• Cash refund: Request a refund if the airline cancelled or changed the flight.

Passengers should use Cebu Pacific’s flight-status page or their booking reference for the latest operational status, especially for trips involving Gulf airspace.

FAQs

Is Cebu Pacific flying to Dubai now?

Yes, scheduled service is listed. Cebu Pacific’s notice and the timetable checked on 7 September show four weekly Manila-Dubai flights on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays.

Does the Dubai resumption reinstate my cancelled booking?

No. Cebu Pacific says previously cancelled flights remain cancelled unless passengers receive updated email notifications. Rebooking or a new booking is required.

Are Cebu Pacific flights to Bangkok, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur cancelled?

Only specific routes are affected. Davao-Bangkok, Iloilo-Bangkok and Iloilo-Singapore are suspended, while Manila and Cebu services continue with some listed reductions.

Can I get a refund for a cancelled Cebu Pacific flight?

Yes. Cebu Pacific lists rebooking, Travel Fund and refund options for affected passengers.

Sources

1. Cebu Pacific Help Centre — Cebu Pacific Resumes Dubai Flights
2. Cebu Pacific Help Centre — Network Adjustments Due to Middle East Crisis
3. Cebu Pacific — Official Flight Status Page
4. EASA — Airspace of the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman CZIB-2026-07R2
5. AP — Kuwait Says Iranian Drones Hit Airport and Killed 1 as Ceasefire Is Tested Again
6. Gulf News — Kuwait Activates Airport Emergency Plan After Iranian Attack

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