Tatlong katao ang nahuli sa Caticlan airport ngayong Huwebes at kasalukuyang iniimbestigahan dahil sa paggamit ng pekeng credit cards upang mag-book ng Cebu Pacific flights at dahil din sa ‘unauthorized resale of travel funds through social media platforms.’
Ayon kay CEB spokesperson Carmina Romero, nakikipag-ugnayan ngayon ang Cebu Pacific sa Philippine National Police (PNP) para sa imbestigasyon.
Napag-alaman na ang mga nasabing pasahero ay lumipad mula Davao patungong Boracay at nakatakdang bumalik sa Davao nang matimbog.
“Cebu Pacific strongly reminds all passengers to book their flights only through CEB’s official website, mobile app, or accredited travel partners to ensure access to the airline’s guaranteed lowest fares and legitimate booking services.
Passengers are advised against transacting with unauthorized sellers, as doing so may result in invalid or incomplete bookings, additional charges, or disrupted travel plans. Only CEB’s official channels and affiliated travel agencies are authorized to sell genuine CEB flights,” ani Romero.
“Customers who transact through unauthorized channels and agents may not be able to: Receive a complete booking and ticket due to incorrect fares; Do online check-in; Rebook; Refund; Add bags or meals. To book your flights with CEB, you may directly visit www.cebupacificair.com or download our official mobile app on the Apple App Store or Google Play Store,” dagdag pa niya.
