Ube Express Launches 5th Premium P2P Bus Route

Point-to-point (P2P) bus service Ube Express formally launched its latest bus route, which will ferry passengers from Cubao to Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) and vice versa.

The premium P2P route, which will cost each passenger PHP100, will have buses dispatched every two hours, with the first trip leaving Cubao at 7 AM and the last trip leaving at 9 AM. Meanwhile, trips from NAIA will leave at 5:30 AM with the last trip heading for Cubao at 9 PM.

Passengers get to enjoy premium amenities, including Wi-Fi connection, closed circuit television monitoring, and air conditioning. The buses also feature global positioning system (GPS) technology and better accessibility for persons with disabilities (PWDs).

The Araneta Cubao-NAIA route is the fifth to be launched by UBE Express. The P2P buses also ferry passengers from NAIA to Entertainment City Parañaque, Victory Liner Pasay, Robinsons Manila, and Glorietta in Makati City, and back.

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