Payment Methods

Learn more about your options when paying for Cebu Pacific flights and add-ons.

Overview

Description

You can pay for flights or add-ons with the following payment methods:

✈️ Go Rewards


You can redeem your Go Rewards points in the Cebu Pacific app or website.

 

πŸͺ™ Travel Fund


The Travel Fund is a virtual wallet and can be used to pay for flights and add-ons.

  • Starting November 10, 2026, you can use your Travel Fund as long as you, the Travel Fund owner, are included in the booking.

  • Until November 9, 2026, you can still use your Travel Fund to book for friends and family even if you are not traveling with them.

  • Learn more here: CEB Flexi and Travel Fund

 

 

πŸ’³ Credit / Debit Card 


Cebu Pacific accepts the following card types:

  1. Visa
  2. MasterCard
  3. American Express (AMEX)
  4. JCB

πŸ‘› e-Wallet


Cebu Pacific accepts the following e-Wallets:

  1. GCash

  2. GrabPay

  3. Maya 

  4. PayPal

  • Make sure you have an existing and verified account to use the e-Wallet option.

  • GrabPay, GCash, and Maya only accept payments in Philippine Peso (PHP).

    • Your booking total will be converted to PHP, and you'll be charged with the converted amount. 

 

✈️ Paying at the airport


  • At NAIA Terminal 3, you can settle your pending balance at our payment kiosks.

  • At Cebu Pacific airport counters, you have the option to pay with Google Pay or Apple Pay to pay for fees, charges, or add-ons.

πŸ’‘ Other payment options


  • Our payment center option is currently unavailable. We currently do not support other payment methods other than those listed above.

  • You can now use GoTyme to pay for your amount due.

    • Simply head to Pay Bills > Transport > Cebu Pacific

    • Enter the amount, the 12-digit reference number provided by our live agent, and the Customer Name.

Policies & Guides

Making Payments

Paying for someone else

Paying for your amount due

Paying with GCash for live agent transactions

Currency of your booking

Troubleshooting

Common payment issues

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