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Cebu Pacific is a Philippine low-cost airline , which has 6 A330 in its fleet. The capacity of each of them is 436 . As far as I know, one of the reasons why airlines introduce First Class cabins is because its impossible for them to fly with a huge number of passengers and their luggage. It makes the plane very heavy and very less fuel efficient. That's why, we don't have any A380 with more than a capacity of 550 , against its maximum of 853. But, how does Cebu Pacific makes profits from operating a 436 seater A330( which commonly has a capacity of 300 people)?

Cebu Pacific is a Philippine low-cost airline , which has 6 A330 in its fleet. The capacity of each of them is 436 . As far as I know, one of the reasons why airlines introduce First Class cabins is because its impossible for them to fly with a huge number of passengers and their luggage. It makes the plane very heavy and very less fuel efficient. That's why, we don't have any A380 with more than a capacity of 550 , against its maximum of 853. But, how does Cebu Pacific makes profits from operating a 436 seater A330( which commonly has a capacity of 300 people)?

Cebu Pacific is a Philippine low-cost airline , which has 6 A330 in its fleet. The capacity of each of them is 436 . As far as I know, one of the reasons why airlines introduce First Class cabins is because its impossible for them to fly with a huge number of passengers and their luggage. It makes the plane very heavy and less fuel efficient. That's why, we don't have any A380 with more than a capacity of 550 , against its maximum of 853. But, how does Cebu Pacific makes profits from operating a 436 seater A330( which commonly has a capacity of 300 people)?

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Cebu Pacific is a Philippine low-cost airline , which has 6 A330 in its crewfleet. The capacity of each of them is 436 . As far as I know, one of the reasons why airlines introduce First Class cabins is because its impossible for them to fly with a huge number of passengers and their luggage. It makes the plane very heavy and very less fuel efficient. That's why, we don't have any A380 with more than a capacity of 550 , against its maximum of 853. But, how does Cebu Pacific makes profits from operating a 436 seater A330( which commonly has a capacity of 300 people)?

Cebu Pacific is a Philippine low-cost airline , which has 6 A330 in its crew. The capacity of each of them is 436 . As far as I know, one of the reasons why airlines introduce First Class cabins is because its impossible for them to fly with a huge number of passengers and their luggage. It makes the plane very heavy and very less fuel efficient. That's why, we don't have any A380 with more than a capacity of 550 , against its maximum of 853. But, how does Cebu Pacific makes profits from operating a 436 seater A330( which commonly has a capacity of 300 people)?

Cebu Pacific is a Philippine low-cost airline , which has 6 A330 in its fleet. The capacity of each of them is 436 . As far as I know, one of the reasons why airlines introduce First Class cabins is because its impossible for them to fly with a huge number of passengers and their luggage. It makes the plane very heavy and very less fuel efficient. That's why, we don't have any A380 with more than a capacity of 550 , against its maximum of 853. But, how does Cebu Pacific makes profits from operating a 436 seater A330( which commonly has a capacity of 300 people)?

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How is a 436 seater A330 fuel efficient?

Cebu Pacific is a Philippine low-cost airline , which has 6 A330 in its crew. The capacity of each of them is 436 . As far as I know, one of the reasons why airlines introduce First Class cabins is because its impossible for them to fly with a huge number of passengers and their luggage. It makes the plane very heavy and very less fuel efficient. That's why, we don't have any A380 with more than a capacity of 550 , against its maximum of 853. But, how does Cebu Pacific makes profits from operating a 436 seater A330( which commonly has a capacity of 300 people)?