European jet maker Airbus will start delivering by 2029 the first batch of aircraft ordered by Cebu Pacific, which has been beefing up its fleet to strengthen domestic operations. On Wednesday evening,

Cebu Pacific, a prominent airline in the Philippines, has officially confirmed a firm order with Airbus for 70 A321neo aircraft, thereby finalizing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that was initially announced in July.

Cebu Pacific's preliminary agreement included firm orders for up to 102 Airbus A321neo and purchase rights for 50 A320neo aircraft.

Cebu Pacific placed a firm order with Airbus for 70 A321neo, finalising a memorandum of understanding previously announced in July.

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Low-cost carrier Cebu Pacific will start receiving its new batch of Airbus aircraft in 2029, and plans to assign these units in some of the fast-growing hubs outside Manila. Cebu Pacific recently signed the purchase agreement for 152 aircraft from Airbus,