Cebu Pacific DC9-30 / B757-200 Cockpit Video (DVD)

Cebu Pacific, the Filipinos airline of choice, operates low cost service with a fleet of Boeing 757s on longer and busier routes as well as a dozen Douglas DC9-30s mostly on domestic routes. The airline has placed an order for Airbus A319 and A320 aircraft which will start replacing the fleet in 2005.

This DVD is an opportunity to fly the DC9s and 757s on 9 domestic routes in the Philippines including the busy Manila-Cebu and Manila-Davao sectors. Flights are filmed in the cockpit and pilots give presentations of the aircraft throughout the program. A couple of these flights were filmed in the cabin with views over the wings on takeoff and landing.

Stops Include: Bacolod - Cebu - Dumaguete - Davao - Iloilo - Kalibob - Manila - Puerto Princesa - Tacloban - Tagbilaran

186 Minutes

Our Price:  $27.00

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Thursday, August 16, 2007 Could be a little better. by A Customer from   Review: To see the airports in my hometown was great. Although the pilot's could have said a little more than just "hi, my name is..." But pretty good documentary though.