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Cebu Pacific gets new flight planning software

By Greg Waldron2009-10-06T03:08:06+01:00

Philippine carrier Cebu Pacific Air has signed a deal with Canada's Navtech for flight planning software.

The software will help Cebu Pacific's pilots construct routes with an eye to minimizing fuel consumption, says Cebu Pacific.

"Navtech combined Cebu Pacific's mixed fleets onto a single platform, enabling our new mapping technologies and online filing functionality to support their dispatchers," says Navtech CEO Mike Hulley.

Cebu Pacific operates a total of 29 aircraft, according to FlightGlobal's ACAS database. Its fleet comprises 10 Airbus A319s, 11 Airbus A320s and eight ATR 72-500s.

Source: Air Transport Intelligence news

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