Seat Sale Alert: Fly to Hanoi from Clark for P1 with Cebu Pacific Air

(SPOT.ph) Lately, Vietnam has climbed to the top of many Filipinos’ travel wish lists—and it’s easy to see why. From the nonstop energy of Ho Chi Minh City to beach days in Da Nang and mountain treks in Sa Pa, the country offers no shortage of experiences. But if we had to pick just one place to start, our vote goes to eclectic Hanoi, home to classic Vietnamese living with a dash of European vibes. If Hanoi is also your destination of choice, or if you're just looking for a bang-for-your-buck trip, Cebu Pacific Air just launched new flights from Clark to Hanoi.

Check out what we know about the new Cebu Pacific Clark-Hanoi flight route.

Also read: The Best Things to See and Do in Hanoi, Vietnam in 72 Hours

Starting May 2, Cebu Pacific will launch direct flights between Clark and Hanoi, departing Clark every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Heading back? Hanoi-to-Clark flights will run on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays.

Although Cebu Pacific already flies to Hanoi from Manila, having this new flight option from Clark makes sense for travelers from North and Central Luzon, i.e., Pampanga, La Union, Baguio, and Quezon, as well as those in Northern Metro Manila.

A quick search on the Cebu Pacific website shows flights to Hanoi from Clark International Airport starting at P3,500 to P6,000.

To celebrate the launch of Cebu Pacific's fifth international destination served from Clark, the airline dropped a special piso sale for you to explore Hanoi without breaking the bank. Book your flights from now to February 1, for as low as P1 one-way base fare, exclusive of fees and surcharges. Tickets included in the promo have a travel period from May 2 to October 31, 2026.

Often dubbed the “Paris of the East,” Hanoi charms with its tree-lined boulevards and well-preserved French colonial architecture.

Most of the sights are clustered around two key areas: the French Quarter and the Old Quarter. If you’re after European-style streetscapes—think wide avenues, pastel facades, and stately colonial buildings—the French Quarter is your scene. This is where you’ll find landmarks like the Hanoi Opera House and the National Museum of Vietnamese History.

On the flip side, the Old Quarter offers a more traditional Hanoi experience, with its maze of narrow streets, compact blocks, and alleyways that feel like time has slowed down—perfect for wandering, snacking, and soaking in everyday local life.

Consider this your sign to explore Vietnam and tick Hanoi off your travel bucketlist this 2026.

For more information, visit Cebu Pacific Air's website.