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And The Airline With The Lowest Baggage Price? AirAsia Zest

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As mentioned in the previous article, we only have up to three options when flying domestically: Philippine Airlines (PAL), Cebu Pacific, and AirAsia Zest. But do you know who among the three has the lowest baggage rate? Here's the comparative baggage matrix between the three airlines.


Weight Cebu Pacific Philippine Airlines AirAsia Zest
15 kg 200 200 170
20 kg 320 350 280
25 kg - - 580
30 kg 650 675 900
40 kg 1000 - 1700
45 kg - 1250 -


Cebu Pacific recently increased their baggage prices. The prices were previously 180, 300, 600, and 1100 for 15, 20, 30, and 45 kgs. Cebu Pacific dropped the maximum baggage from 45 to 40 kgs. With these recent changes, AirAsia Zest is the cheapest among the three airlines in the lower weight range.


So, next time you will travel locally, you need to put this at the back your mind.



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