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Malaysia High Court rules in Cebu Pacific’s favour in case against Capital A’s MOVE
July 8th 2026
Cebu Pacific has welcomed a Malaysia High Court judgement stopping the MOVE Travel platform from using the LCC and its sister carrier CEBGO’s trademarks and selling flights operated by the pair. Read More » The airline group took MOVE Travel to the High Court in June 2024, arguing it had never authorised the Capital A-owned company to use its trademarks or to distribute and sell its flight tickets through the platform. "Cebu Pacific successfully obtained, among other reliefs, an injunction restraining MOVE from using the CEBU PACIFIC and CEBGO trademarks and from distributing, offering for sale or selling Cebu Pacific flights through its travel booking platform," Cebu Pacific said in a regulatory filing. "Cebu Pacific remains supportive of travel platforms and partners that use the CEBU PACIFIC and CEBGO trademarks and distribute, offer to sell or sell airline tickets bearing the CEBU PACIFIC and CEBGO trademarks, provided that they do so with Cebu Pacific’s proper authorization." The High Court ordered MOVE pay Cebu Pacific 120,000 ringgit (US$29,500) in costs. The court also awarded damages to the airline, with the amount to be determined at a later date.
