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  1. Notmyrealname

    Notmyrealname DI Forum Luminary Highly Rated Poster Showcase Reviewer

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    Has anyone flown Dumaguete to Davao? What type of plane is used (jet or prop)? And anyone who has flown DGT to Cebu: How does it feel being in a prop aircraft (more turbulent)?
     
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    I've flown DGT - Cebu - it's an ATR turbo prop. There's less room and the baggage allowance is smaller, I think. There was no significant turbulence on the flight I took. I've also flown on them many times in Africa and the Middle East with no problems.
     
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    ATR's are top reliable planes. Flown many times, wing's design doesn't block your outside view, no matter which row you have a seat.
     
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    Dumaguete to Davao is a prop plane. It's not a popular enough route yet for a bigger plane.
     
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    what airline is flying that route, please and thank you...
     
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    Cebu Pacific operates the route with ATR 72-600 turboprops.


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    It feels exactly the same, just a bit louder. If I had to fly through some sh*t weather I'd much rather be in a prop.
     
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    Nevertheless, better a direct flight by prop plane than a jet plane and a transfer in Cebu or Manilla.
     
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    RR_biker, Dec 29, 2017
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    What are the weight allowances on the Davao - Dumaguete flights? (And if someone knows this also for the route Davao - Tacloban)
     
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    we flew airasai cebu/davao r/t just befor christmas. Cost was P3000 and coins. on tiem and good flights. cebu pacific wanted p10,000+ dumaguete/davoa r/t.
     
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