Cebu Pacific has signed a damp-lease with Bulgaria Air for two A320ceo aircraft to add short-term capacity for the upcoming peak travel season, addressing an immediate seat shortfall. The move provides schedule continuity while the carrier manages broader fleet and operational constraints.
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Immediate capacity injection: Cebu Pacific is taking two A320ceo on a damp-lease from Bulgaria Air to plug peak-season seat demand and keep schedules intact.
This follows recent fleet and reliability pressures at the carrier, including warnings about Pratt & Whitney GTF reliability that forced Cebu Pacific to moderate growth and constrain near-term capacity (see the Pratt & Whitney GTF reliability warnings).
The deal is consistent with a broader industry pattern of using short-term wet/damp leases to restore lift quickly amid fleet transitions or engine-related disruptions, as seen in other carriers' recent wet-lease moves.
Pratt & Whitney GTF reliability warnings
offload A320ceos and engine swap move
recent wet-lease example
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