This is the Cebu Pacific category
• Latest liveries first
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RP-C4156
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2023-
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RP-C4160
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2023-
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The port side of these two formerly albino A320s have billboard decals from the latest Cebu Pacific marketing campaign, "Let's fly every Juan". Juan represents the Filipino everyman.
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Henann Regency | Henann Resorts
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RP-C4100
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2016-18
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This second logojet promoted the Bohol hotel of the Henann chain on the port side and the Henann Resorts on the starboard side.
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Alona Beach - Bohol, Philippines
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RP-C3249
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2016-17
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Promoting the Bohol hotel of the Henann chain.
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The Lifestyle Rewards Program - #flyforfree
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RP-C3275
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2015-17
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Promoting the airline's partnership with independent rewards program GetGo.
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RP-C2714
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2002-06
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This last early-2000s special scheme at Cebu Pacific represented the bustling city of Manila, with its shoreline visible on the rear of the fuselage. A typical kalesa (horse-drawn calash) could be seen on the front part altogether with the Rizal Monument and Fort Santiago.
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RP-C1540
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1999-05
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Davao City is the most populous city on the island of Mindanao. The special scheme featured the silhouette of Mount Apo. Durian is known as Davao’s signature fruit and was depicted at the front of the fuselage, together with other fruits at the rear of the plane. The head of a Philippine Eagle, the national bird, was also depicted. The largest numbers of eagles reside on Mindanao.
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RP-C1509
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1999-06
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Cebu-Manila was the airline's very first route at the start of operations on March 16, 1996. This scheme celebrated Cebu City, the most populous city in the Visayas Islands. Cebu has a long history of guitar making due to its traditional industry. Most of the guitar manufacturers are family-owned enterprises passed on from one generation to another. Mangos were visible on the front part of the plane, with the underwater world depicted on the rear part.
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Philippine Centennial 1898-1998
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RP-C1536
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1998-05
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Celebrating the Centennial of the Philippine Declaration of Independence which was proclaimed in 1898 (the country however did not gained independence from the USA until 4 July 1946). This scheme was unveiled at a time when the country's flag carrier Philippines Airlines was in deep financial struggle.
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RP-C1535
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1997-01
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RP-C1546
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2003-06
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The Philippines as seen by Cebu Pacific. One of 5 special liveries unveiled by Cebu in the late nineties/early 2000s. RP-C1535 was the first aircraft wearing a full special scheme in the Southeast Asia region when it was bought from Air Canada in December 1997. The colourful special scheme celebrated the young airline's effort to make domestic travel in the Philippines more affordable. The airframe was withdrawn from use in 2001 and the livery later re-appeared on sistership RP-C1546 with some very minor changes in the livery.
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