
32
Routes
6
Hubs
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ICAO
Z2
IATA
Primary hubs
Route network map (32 legs)












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Route network
BKI → MNL320
CEB → ICN320
CEB → KUL320
CEB → MNL319 320
ICN → CEB320
ICN → KLO320
ICN → MNL320
KLO → ICN320
KLO → MNL320 319
KLO → PUS320
KLO → TPE320
KUL → CEB320
KUL → MNL320
MFM → MNL320
MNL → BKI320
MNL → CEB319 320
MNL → ICN320
MNL → KLO320 319
MNL → KUL320
MNL → MFM320
MNL → MYY320
MNL → PPS320 319
MNL → PVG320
MNL → TAC320
MNL → TAG320 319
MYY → MNL320
PPS → MNL320 319
PUS → KLO320
PVG → MNL320
TAC → MNL320
TAG → MNL320 319
TPE → KLO320
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
Encyclopaedia
Zest Airways, Inc., operated as AirAsia Zest, was a Filipino low-cost airline based at Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Pasay, Metro Manila in the Philippines. It operated scheduled domestic and international tourist services, mainly feeder services linking Manila and Cebu with 24 domestic destinations in support of the trunk route operations of other airlines.
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ch-aviation· 1/30/2024
Zest Air, Philippines AirAsia set to begin first phase of integration
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webintravel.com· 2/20/2017
AirAsia buys stake in Zest Airways to expand Philippines’ foothold
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Inquirer.net· 8/16/2013
Zest Air suspended due to safety breaches
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avherald.com· 6/25/2009
Accident: Zest Air MA60 at Caticlan on Jun 25th 2009, overran runway
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Rappler· 8/18/2013
Zest Air losing P70M a day due to suspension
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Inquirer.net· 3/11/2013
AirAsia to acquire 40% of Zest Air
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