Don't Lose Your Marbles

You can only refund the terminal fee  if you were not able to take your flight.  Applicable only for flights from February 1, 2015 onwards. You can head on over to file your refund online with Cebu Pacific (click here)   and choose "Request." If you booked via AirAsia,  click here to go to their FAQ . If you booked via Philippine Airlines (PAL),  click here to go to their FAQ. For other airlines, go to their respective website or contact your travel agent. How much is the terminal fee refund? For flights departing  from Manila, it's Php 200 for domestic and Php 550 for international. For flights departing  from Cebu, it's Php 300 for domestic and Php 850 for international  (starting July 1, 2018; Php 750 if earlier) Clark is an exception  because it's not included when you book your ticket and you need to pay at the airport. For flights departing  from other domestic airports, please refer to your eticket and look for ...

This is NOT a sponsored post.  If it were, then maybe I wouldn't have to wait for over an hour at my UnionBank branch just to apply (even if all pertinent information has already been filled up online) only to have my account put "on hold" until I could submit additional documents.   I applied for this new debit card from the UnionBank and Cebu Pacific tie-up that lets you earn GetGo points (Cebu Pacific's version of flight awards/points or "miles") for every time you use the card.  Since I always fly via Cebu Pacific on budget/promo fares to destinations less than 4 hours away, I figured I could use it. The debit card has the highest peso to point ratio at Php 88:1 point compared to the similar GetGo credit card (Php 30:1). FAQ : Card Cost: Php 500 per year (annual fee) No maintaining balance BancNet ATM access Use with Paypal (also for Paypal withdrawals) For purchases online and offline (swipe & sign) By far, it's the most e...