Aviation Partnership (Philippines) Corporation or Aplus, a Cebu Pacific subsidiary, was originally born to provide a solution and satisfy a need in an airline's operations but it eventually grew to the profitable and sought-after business venture that it is today. 

Our journey began when low-cost carrier Cebu Pacific had the direction to focus on its core activities and decided to outsource its maintenance and engineering support requirements.

In April 2005, Singapore Airlines Engineering Company and Cebu Pacific Air signed a joint venture agreement which gave birth to Aplus whose main business was to provide line and light maintenance services. In July of the same year, Aplus officially commenced its operations. 

In November 2020 however, together with the appointment of a mostly new core management team in the company, Cebu Pacific decided to take sole ownership of Aplus. 

The company has been thriving since as the new management navigated itself through the pandemic and is now poised to take off to reach even greater heights with the full backing of its sole parent.

Aviation & Aerospace

Aviation Partnership Philippines

Aviation Partnership Philippines' headquarters in Pasay City, Philippines

Rico M. Ugdoracion

Hernan H. Deriada

Jeffrey Magadia

Wilfredo E. Regalado

Krizia Katrina P. Lapis

The Directors team at Aviation Partnership Philippines (Aplus) is responsible for steering the company's overall strategic direction and operational efficiency. This team ensures high-quality, safe, and compliant maintenance services while spearheading business development, marketing efforts, and commercial and financial oversight. They also manage human resources, capacity planning, and operational support to sustain growth and enhance service delivery.

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The Engineering Team at Aviation Partnership Philippines is responsible for ensuring the safety, reliability, and efficiency of the airline's fleet. The Planning Engineer develops maintenance schedules, the Material Management Engineer oversees the procurement and inventory of necessary parts, the Avionics Engineer specializes in the aircraft's electronic systems, the Licensed Aircraft Engineer ensures compliance with aviation standards, and the Aircraft Maintenance Engineer 1 performs hands-on maintenance and repairs. Together, they provide comprehensive line and light maintenance services essential for the smooth operation of Cebu Pacific's aircraft.

Aviation Partnership Philippines

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Aviation Partnership Philippines

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