Pinoy Itchy Feet

Lubuagan, Kalinga: Getting There

This haven within the mountain ranges of the Cordillera will remind you of the roots of the Filipino people – indigenous music and dances, century-old rituals, and genuine hospitality. This is a land of hard-working farmers and weavers who still barter their produce for school supplies, meat, and even clothing.

For those who don't have a credit card or a bank account to pay for Cebu Pacific tickets online, this is for you! : )

1. Book your flight via www.cebupacificair.com. (Check steps here)

Note: With this payment option, you only have until 11:59pm on the day of your booking to send funds for the plane ticket. Otherwise, it'll expire and you'll have to rebook online.

2. Print or write down the confirmation number on your itinerary receipt.

In example below, it's 1406 1302 1900 34.

You also need to take note of the exact fare cost. In the example below, it's P1,305.64.

Note: If the amount is not exactly the same as it shows on your itinerary receipt, BDO won't accept your payment.

4. Go to the nearest BDO branch and fill out a payment slip

Company name: Cebu Pacific Air
Subscriber's Account number: <enter itinerary receipt confirmation number here>
Subscriber's Name: <enter passenger's full name here, as entered during booking>
Cash payment breakdown <specify the denomination and quantity>

5. Pay to the teller.

The teller will ask you to write your contact number somewhere in the payment breakdown section. Once you're done, you should be able to receive a confirmation from Cebu Pacific via email and/or mobile phone within 24 hours.

If this has passed and you haven't received it yet, check your spam folder. If it's still not there, call their hotline and ask for a copy to be manually sent to you. It's possible that you mistyped your email address while booking.

When you get your online ticket, either print it out, write down or save the flight details on paper or mobile device, and present it with your valid ID at the airport.

Ingat po!