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National flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) and budget airline Cebu Air Inc. (Cebu Pacific) are mounting additional international flights as they await the lifting of the ban on domestic airlines to mount additional flights to the US and Europe.

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International singing sensation Charice added another feather to her cap.

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                    [Title] => Asian stocks rise but Japanese data tempers gains
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Cebu Pacific Air (CEB) will start flights on an all-new Airbus fleet beginning today, July 27, making it the youngest fleet in the country and one of the youngest in Asia with a fleet age of less than seven months.


CEB’s all-Airbus fleet will be marked by the maiden flights of its Airbus A319 to Zamboanga and Butuan today. 


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                    [Title] => Cebu Pacific grabs 41% market share in June
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The increase relates to all competitive domestic jet markets and is the highest level reported in the airline’s more than 10 years of operation.


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                    [Title] => Cebu Pacific to resume S’pore flights by August
                    [Summary] => Cebu Pacific Air, the airline unit of tycoon John Gokongwei’s investment company JG Summit Holdings Inc., is targeting to resume flights to Singapore in early August.


At the sidelines of the annual stockholders meeting of JG Summit Holdings Inc. late Wednesday, Cebu Pacific president Lance Gokongwei said the carrier is just awaiting the approval of Singapore airport authorities.   He said Cebu Pacific, the second largest domestic carrier in the Philippines, intends to fly daily to Singapore.


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                    [Title] => JG Summit buys ABN Amro Savings
                    [Summary] => JG Summit’s banking unit, Robinsons Bank, has bought ABN Amro Savings Bank (AASB), making it the Philippines’ seventh-largest thrift bank with assets of P7 billion.


Lance Gokongwei, JG Summit president and Robinsons Bank chairman, did not disclose the acquisition cost but said the purchase came with AASB’s 20 branches. Robinsons Bank already has seven and would open five more shortly for a total of 32.


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