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Full methodology →We ask AI what Filipinos ask
Every week, the same everyday questions — “which bank is best for savings?” — go to 7 AI assistants.
We count which brands they name
Share of AI voice is how often a brand comes up in those answers: 60% means it was named in 6 of every 10. Weekly moves are in points: 40% → 45% is +5 pts.
Higher means more visible — not better
It is not a rating or a market share. One answer can name several brands, so the shares don’t add up to 100%.
Trend
Weekly visibility index, last 30 days
Weekly combined share of AI voice for the top brands. Each point is dated with the Monday that opens the week and carries the last measurement taken during that week. The underlying measurement only moves weekly, so plotting every calendar day would just repeat the same reading. Points are real measurements joined by straight lines; nothing between them is interpolated or smoothed.
Share of AI voice on industry questions, top 7 brands; the top 5 are drawn until you ask for the rest.
Share of AI voice
Who AI names first
in airlines
Share of AI voice is the share of measured AI answers in this category that mention the brand, combined across assistants. One answer can name several brands, so these are relative weights, not parts of 100%. Weekly change is in points: a brand going from 40% to 45% is +5 pts.
How we measure →Industry questions are the curated questions Filipinos actually ask when choosing in this category — the index’s headline ranking. The full prompt database is every tracked AI prompt that touches the category: broader, but it includes off-topic questions.
By assistant
- 1ChatGPT
- 2Gemini
- 3Perplexity
- 4Copilot
- 5Claude
- 6AI Overviews
- 7AI Mode
Navy chip: that assistant names the brand noticeably less than the others do — its share there is 15 points or more below the brand’s overall share.
| # | Brand | Share | ||
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| Philippine AirlinesLeader | 96.3% +0.3 pts | +0.3 pts | ||
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| Cebu Pacific | 94.0% +0.2 pts | +0.2 pts | ||
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| AirAsia | 79.5% −0.3 pts | −0.3 pts | ||
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| 04 | Singapore Airlines | 7.4% +1.9 pts | +1.9 pts | |
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| 05 | Qatar Airways | 7.3% −0.7 pts | −0.7 pts | |
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| 06 | Emirates | 7.1% +0.4 pts | +0.4 pts | |
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| 07 | Cathay Pacific | 6.0% +1.1 pts | +1.1 pts | |
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Measured across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, Claude, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode on November 5, 2026. Ranked on industry questions.
Position
Who owns
the conversation
Every measured answer in this category falls into exactly one bucket per brand: the brand named alone, named alongside rivals, rivals named without it, or no tracked brand named at all. Because the four always sum to the same total, every brand is measured against one shared denominator.
- Philippine Airlines167 / 191 present
- Cebu Pacific159 / 191 present
- AirAsia141 / 191 present
- Singapore Airlines39 / 191 present
- Qatar Airways28 / 191 present
- Cathay Pacific27 / 191 present
- Emirates26 / 191 present
Measured across 191 AI answers on November 5, 2026. Each answer counts once per brand, so every brand's bands total the same number of answers.
Tone
How assistants talk
about each brand
Every time an answer names a tracked brand, that sentence is classified automatically as positive, neutral, negative or mixed, and tags what it is about — price, reputation, service and so on. We count those classifications and publish the counts; we do not grade brands ourselves, and tone never enters the ranking. One answer can mention a brand several times, so mentions outnumber answers.
- Philippine Airlines361 mentionsreputation151price52
- Cebu Pacific531 mentionsprice221reputation72
- AirAsia355 mentionsprice88reputation60
- Singapore Airlines70 mentionsreputation33availability5
- Qatar Airways48 mentionsreputation19availability3
- Emirates49 mentionsreputation25price3
- Cathay Pacific37 mentionsreputation9features2
1,451 classified mentions across 196 AI answers, measured November 7, 2026. Each sentence that names a brand is classified automatically; we count, we do not grade, and tone does not enter the ranking.
Sources
The sources AI trusts
in airlines
The domains and pages assistants cited while answering the category's questions. Earning citations on, or alongside, these pages is how brands enter AI answers.
Most-cited domains
- 01www.facebook.com40
- 02www.philippineairlines.com33
- 03www.philstar.com26
- 04newsroom.airasia.com20
- 05www.reddit.com18
- 06www.airlineratings.com15
- 07www.traveloka.com15
- 08www.skyscanner.com.ph14
- 09www.myglobalviewpoint.com14
- 10www.philippinestourism.org12
Responses citing the domain at least once.
Most-cited pages
- 01rcbccredit.com/blogs/best-international-airlines-in-the-philippines-top-choices-for-comfort-service-and-value-9210
- 02bestphilippinestravelguide.com/domestic-flights-philippines/10
- 03www.philippinestourism.org/philippines-domestic-flights/10
- 04www.philstar.com/business/2026/08/09/2547910/airasia-philippines-most-punctual-budget-airline7
- 05www.myglobalviewpoint.com/cheapest-airlines-in-the-philippines/7
- 06help.cebupacificair.com/article/ceb-baggage-guidelines-and-upgrade-options-1185006
- 07philippinedives.com/domestic-flights-philippines/6
- 08travelaroundthephilippines.com/philippine-airlines-internal-flights/6
- 09www.philstar.com/business/2026/07/16/2542376/airasia-philippines-lands-worlds-most-punctual-list5
- 10www.myglobalviewpoint.com/best-airlines-to-fly-to-the-philippines/5
Measured November 5, 2026.
Cite this
The PH AI Visibility Index, Truelogic — Airlines — AI Visibility Leaderboard (industry questions), measured November 5, 2026. https://signal.truelogic.com.ph/airlines
The index is free to read and cite with attribution. Aggregation, ranking and editorial judgment are Truelogic's.