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WestJet takes partnership with the Calgary Stampede to new heights

WestJet celebrated a five-year renewed commitment with the Calgary Stampede.

Over the next five years, WestJet will be the official airline of the Calgary Stampede, serving as a Champion Level sponsor of the outdoor event with the airline sponsoring the bull riding rodeo events, the iconic WestJet Skyride and an on-site activation rewarding Stampede guests with exciting prizes like free flights.

Established in 2003, WestJet and the Calgary Stampede’s partnership was founded on a mutual connection of bringing the world to Western Canada to experience all it has to offer. With a shared commitment to community, the two Calgary based brands are proud to come together to provide neighbours and visitors with an exceptional experience not only from July 7-16, but all year round.

WestJet launches the first service between Calgary and Washington Dulles along with Edmonton – Minneapolis/St. Paul flights

WestJet on June 2 celebrated the launch of its first-ever service between Calgary and Washington D.C., with the departure of WS1618 at 11:30 a.m. MST. With the inclusion of Washington D.C. to WestJet’s Calgary network along with new service to Detroit and the restoration of service to an expansive list of U.S. destinations, WestJet is increasing its Calgarytransborder capacity by 46 per cent compared to Summer 2022, with direct service to 20 U.S. destinations across the country.

The departure of WS1618 is the first of three weekly flights that will travel between Calgary and Washington D.C. this summer.

RouteStart DateFrequencyDepartureArrival
Calgary – Washington D.C. (Dulles)June 2, 20233x weekly11:30 a.m. local5:47 p.m. local
Washington D.C. (Dulles) – CalgaryJune 2, 20233x weekly6:40 p.m. local9:27 p.m. local

In other news, WestJet on June 2 also celebrated the commencement of its nonstop transborder service between Edmonton and Minneapolis/St. Paul, with the departure of WS1546 at 9:45 a.m. MST.

From left: Malcolm Bruce, CEO, Edmonton Global, Riccardo Simonelli, WestJet, Director Canadian Airports, Tanni Doblanko, Leduc County, Mayor, Carmen Donnelly,YEG Airport, Vice President, Passenger Experience & Terminal Operations, Andre Carbould, City of Edmonton, City Manager, Deanna Dow, YEG Airport, Manager of Air Service Development (CNW Group/WESTJET, an Alberta Partnership)

Growing Edmonton’s aviation pipeline, the new route unlocks direct connectivity from Alberta’s capital to the Midwest United States and beyond. With the inclusion of Minneapolis to Edmonton’snetwork, WestJet has increased Edmonton’s transborder capacity this summer by over 150 per cent and its total network capacity by over 40 per cent marking the airline’s largest network expansion from a single city in its history.

The WestJet Group and ALPA reach tentative agreement

The WestJet Group and the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA), the certified union representing WestJet and Swoop pilots, today announced they have reached a tentative agreement on the second collective bargaining agreement between the organizations. Both parties now await the ratification vote to be put forward to membership.

The WestJet Group is ramping up its operations as quickly and efficiently as possible, however the full resumption of operations will take time. Guests remain encouraged to continue to check the status of their flights before heading to the airport.

WestJet Group begins flight cancellations in anticipation of WestJet and Swoop pilot strike

WestJet Group has made this announcement:

As the WestJet Group prepares for labour action by WestJet and Swoop pilots, the airline has started taking down its network. This action ensures the airline can avoid abandoning aircraft in remote locations without support and enables the proactive communication with guests and crew to minimize the potential for being stranded. The decision to cancel flights comes as the WestJet Group remains in a stalemate with the union regarding unreasonable wage expectations that if realized would permanently damage the financial viability of the group’s future.  

“We are extremely disheartened to find ourselves in a place where we have to activate our contingency plan and subsequent takedown of our network as a result of the strike notice served by ALPA and their inability to accept a reasonable offer. We deeply regret the disruption this will have on the travel plans of our guests and the communities and businesses that rely on our critical air service,” said Alexis von Hoensbroech, Chief Executive Officer, the WestJet Group. “We remain at a critical impasse with the union and have been left with no choice but to begin taking the painful steps of preparing for the reality of a work stoppage.”  

Given that a tentative agreement has not yet been reached, the WestJet Group is parking the majority of its 737 and 787 fleet, in a measured, phased and safe approach. WestJet Encore, WestJet Link as well as limited 737 flights will continue to operate during this time. 

“We remain at the bargaining table, unequivocally committed to achieving a deal as soon as possible, but are equally ready to weather labour action for as long as it takes to arrive at a reasonable outcome,” continued von Hoensbroech. “Any guest impact is too high of a cost in the wake of these negotiations and we sincerely apologize that valued guests were caught in the middle of an avoidable conflict.” 

WestJet to lock out its ALPA pilots

The WestJet Group has issued a lockout notice to the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA), the union that represents WestJet and Swoop pilots, in response to their strike notification. A work stoppage could occur as early as Friday, May 19, 2023, at 3 a.m. MT.

Issuing notice does not mean a work stoppage will occur. However, in the coming days, the WestJet Group will take all necessary actions to manage the impacts as much as possible, including:

  • Beginning preparations to operate a reduced schedule – unfortunately, this will be a significant reduction from WestJet and Swoop’s current networks.
  • Proactively managing changes and cancellations, to ensure the ability to communicate with guests in advance of changes.
  • Providing flexible change and cancel options for those who wish to make alternate arrangements.

Throughout negotiations, the WestJet Group has brought forward a generous contract that if agreed to will make its first officers and captains the highest paid narrow-body pilots in Canada, with a significant advantage over the next best paying Canadian airline. Furthermore, the proposed contract makes generous advancements to address the concerns of WestJet and Swoop pilots surrounding job security and scope. Despite efforts to be reasonable and provide significant improvements to the current contract, the union maintains its expectation of closing in towards U.S.–like wages, despite living and working in Canada. This expectation is not reasonable and is impeding the WestJet Group’s ability to reach an agreement in advance of the upcoming long weekend.

WestJet to fly from Winnipeg to Atlanta

WestJet Airlines Boeing 737-8 MAX 8 C-FNWD (msn 60517) BFI (Brian Worthington). Image: 960499.

WestJet on May 11 celebrated the announcement of its nonstop transborder service between Winnipeg and Atlanta. The new route will commence on September 6, 2023, operating five times weekly, on a year-round basis. The new route which will unlock direct connectivity between Manitoba to the southeast United States and beyond while furthering the airline’s commitment to boosting economic growth by significantly strengthening the province’s air access.

RouteStart DateFrequencyDepartureArrival
Winnipeg – AtlantaSeptember 6, 20235x weekly9:00 a.m.13:09 a.m.
Atlanta – WinnipegSeptember 6, 20235x weekly14:00 p.m. 16:20 p.m.

Delta codeshare partnership

Guests travelling beyond Atlanta will have access to a broad network and benefits through WestJet’s strong relationship with Delta Air Lines. This includes codeshare flights to over 50 connecting destinations now accessible with only one stop from Winnipeg, the ability to earn and redeem WestJet Rewards on both airlines and top tier frequent flyer benefits through the entire journey.

WestJet guests have access to Delta’s broad network on a single purchased ticket with check-in for all flights at the first departure, baggage tagged to their final destination and lounge access for select guests.

WestJet’s service announcement between Winnipeg and Atlanta comes less than a year after the airline announced direct service between Manitoba’s capital and Los Angeles. Since beginning service between Winnipeg to Los Angeles in October 2022, WestJet has seen consistently strong demand for transborder travel.

Top Copyright Photo: WestJet Airlines Boeing 737-8 MAX 8 C-FNWD (msn 60517) BFI (Brian Worthington). Image: 960499.

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WestJet celebrates its inaugural flight to Tokyo’s Narita International Airport

WestJet Airlines Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner C-FAJA (msn 64982) AMS (Ton Jochems). Image: 960153.

WestJet on April 30 celebrated the departure of flight WS80 from YYC Calgary International Airport to Tokyo’s NaritaInternational Airport.

Tokyo service will operate on the airline’s 787 Dreamliner three times per week through October 28, and will return in Spring 2024. Guests travelling between Calgary and Tokyo can expect an elevated experience onboard including Western and Japanese inflight meals, Japanese entertainment options and the comfort of Japanese announcements and menus.

RouteFrequencyDepartureArrival
Calgary – Tokyo 
(Narita)		3x weekly15:1016:15 (next day)
Tokyo (Narita) – 
Calgary 		3x weekly18:1512:15


Top Copyright Photo: WestJet Airlines Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner C-FAJA (msn 64982) AMS (Ton Jochems). Image: 960153.

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WestJet and Unifor reach tentative agreement

WestJet and Unifor, the certified union representing WestJet airport employees at Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ), reached a tentative agreement on the first collective bargaining agreement between the organizations. Both parties now await the ratification vote to be put forward to membership.

“WestJet is pleased to have reached a tentative agreement that recognizes the important contributions of our valued airport employees at YYZ,” said Diederik Pen, WestJet Executive Vice-President and Chief Operating Officer. “Our airport employees play an integral role in supporting our operations and this settlement reflects WestJet’s commitment to supporting them as they continue to provide the friendly, reliable service our guests know and expect of the WestJet Group.”

WestJet Cargo and the GTA Group celebrate inauguration of dedicated freighter in Toronto

WestJet Cargo and the GTA Group are celebrateding the inauguration of the first of three Boeing 737-800 Boeing Converted Freighters in Toronto alongside integral business partners and key stakeholders.

WestJet Cargo and the GTA Group celebrate inauguration of dedicated freighter in Toronto alongside integral business partners and key stakeholders (CNW Group/WESTJET, an Alberta Partnership)

The event was commemorated by a ribbon cutting at WestJet’s Torontohangar, signifying the launch of WestJet Cargo and the GTA Group’s dedicated freighter service that will fulfill the large-scale needs of businesses, freight forwarders, shippers and individual customers across North America. WestJet Cargo and the GTA Group’s Toronto celebration is the first of three inaugural events, taking place across Canada, with events in Halifax and Vancouver, to follow, respectively.

WestJet Cargo and the GTA Group’s dedicated freighters will now begin operating between its designated hubs in Halifax, Calgary, Los Angeles, Miami, Toronto and Vancouver. Integrating into the WestJet Group’s existing network, WestJet Cargo and the GTA Group’s dedicated freighters will work in tandem with the cargo carrying bellies of WestJet’s fleet, creating global connectivity and opening trade lanes between Canada and the Caribbean, Europe, Japan and the United States.

WestJet Group statement regarding ALPA strike authorization vote

The WestJet Group has issued the following statement regarding the Airline Pilots Association (ALPA) announcement of the results of the strike authorization vote to WestJet pilots.

“A strike authorization vote is a common step by unions in context of the overall labour negotiation process and does not mean a strike will occur,” said Diederik Pen, WestJet Group Chief Operating Officer. “We remain unwaveringly committed to achieving an agreement that is competitive within Canada’sairline industry and ensures we have a long-term sustainable future so that we can continue to operate critical air service for millions of Canadians, while providing jobs for thousands at the WestJet Group.”

WestJet provides state of the airline address, update on progress against growth plan

WestJet today provided a comprehensive update on the progress it is making against its new strategic direction, which was introduced in June 2022 and is focused on building a strong, resilient low-cost airline that has a clear runway for growth. WestJet Group Chief Executive Officer Alexis von Hoensbroech provided the update as part of a State of the Airline address to the Calgary Chamber of Commerce.

“We are now seeing the benefits of our new strategy coming to life across Canada; it is ambitious, laser-focused on our strengths and brings back more of what Canadians love about WestJet,” said von Hoensbroech. “At WestJet, our proposition is to ‘love where you are going.’ This plan focuses on just that – where we are going as an airline, as an employer, and as a connector of people, businesses and communities across Canada. It will strengthen our airline, ensure our long-term profitability and set us apart from our competitors.”

Key progress against WestJet’s growth plan 

In his remarks, von Hoensbroech summarized WestJet’s progress against its growth plan in three key areas: (1) returning WestJet to its roots as Western Canada’s home carrier, (2) growing its leisure and sun destination offering across all of Canada and connecting Canadians with domestic service from coast-to-coast and (3) providing affordable airfares as a low-cost carrier (LCC).

Advancements in these areas, since the plan was first introduced in 2022, include:

Returning to roots as Western Canada’s home carrier

  • In partnership with the Government of Alberta, committing significant capacity growth into Calgary to double its offering to more than 20 million annual seats before the end of the decade, including basing all intercontinental Boeing 787 Dreamliner flying in Calgary.
  • Significant double-digit capacity growth across most major and mid-sized airports across Western Canada.
  • Introducing 20 new routes and three new destinations between Western Canada and the United States, including new non-stop service to Washington, Detroit and Minneapolis, with new routes added to Atlanta, Austin, Chicago, Nashville and Seattle.

In advancing its growth plan, WestJet has been working closely with communities and regions across the West to prioritize the flights they need to build their economies.

Expanding sun and leisure flying across Canada and focused growth in Eastern Canada

  • Expanding direct flights with a 13 per cent increase in total capacity between Eastern and Western Canada, including new or resumed nonstop routes from:
    • Edmonton to London, Moncton, Charlottetown, Ottawa and Montreal;  
    • Calgary to Thunder Bay, Quebec City and Moncton;
    • Vancouver to Halifax, and resumed flights to Montreal; and
    • Comox to Toronto;
  • Securing all required regulatory approvals for WestJet’s proposed acquisition of Sunwing Airlines and Sunwing Vacations and advancing towards the close of the transaction.

In his address, von Hoensbroech noted, “I want to be clear on this point, we will be growing in the East. Our growth in the East will focus on point-to-point travel to Western Canada, and all elements of leisure travel. WestJet’s position as Eastern Canada’s leisure airline will be further strengthened once the acquisition of Sunwing is concluded.”

Providing affordable airfares as a stronger, more Resilient low-cost carrier

  • Ensuring the Boeing 737 remains the backbone of the WestJet fleet, with the largest order book for new Boeing aircraft of any airline in Canada.
  • Maintaining one of North America’s youngest, most fuel-efficient fleets; including the future addition of the 737-10, which has one of the lowest costs per seat among mid-range aircraft and lower fuel consumption and reduced emissions.
  • Advancing WestJet’s traditional cost advantage over its main competitors

“We are returning to being the friendly, reliable and affordable airline Canadians love. With this plan, we are focusing on what made WestJet successful when then airline was first introduced to Canada– operating as a stronger, more resilient low-cost carrier delivering a modern experience to our guests at an affordable price,” said von Hoensbroech.

Introduction of an Operational Excellence program

The airline has also introduced an Operational Excellence program that will re-design the experience across all touchpoints of a potential disruption throughout the travel journey, with a focus on digital enhancements, IT infrastructure management and operational resilience.  

Key elements of the Operational Excellence program include:

  • Improving guest facing capabilities, timely and accurate communications and expanded self-serve tools during disruptions.
  • Investing in back-end system development to ensure WestJet employees have the information and tools to keep the company’s operations moving.
  • Creating greater schedule resilience that will isolate disruptions and allow for faster recovery during operational challenges of all types.

WestJet is the first airline in Canada to fly Aero Design Lab’s drag reduction modification kit on a Boeing 737-700

Aero Design Labs (ADL) has announced the first revenue flight in Canada with its proprietary drag reduction kit installed, with a WestJet Boeing 737-700 aircraft operating from Calgary to Toronto on March 20, 2023.

As part of the testing and certification process, WestJet was the first airline in the world to install and operate with an ADL drag reduction kit on its aircraft. This milestone follows the Transport Canada issuance of a Supplemental Type Certificate for ADL’s drag reduction kit for installation on the Boeing 737-700 aircraft in December 2022.

WestJet 737-700 with Aero Design Labs drag reduction kit Photo credit: Alex Praglowski

Through the use of proprietary computational fluid dynamics analysis, ADL’s drag reduction kits reduce the amount of drag on the aircraft which results in a reduced fuel burn and lowered CO2 emissions.

WestJet Cargo receives approval on behalf of Transport Canada certifying its 737-800 Boeing Converted Freighters

WestJet Cargo today announced that it has received Transport Canada’s approval and official certification of its four 737-800 Boeing Converted Freighters (BCF).

Following certification, WestJet Cargo and the GTA Group will expeditiously implement three freighters into service, as dedicated aircraft that will fulfill the large-scale needs of businesses, freight forwarders, shippers and individual customers across North America. The fourth of WestJet Cargo’s dedicated freighters is expected to join the accompanying fleet later this year, following the completion of its conversion.

Boeing 737-800F

Seamlessly integrating into WestJet Cargo’s existing operations and operated by WestJet’s highly skilled 737 pilots, the dedicated freighters will initially focus service within North America, serving Calgary, Halifax, Toronto, Vancouver, Los Angeles and Miami.

Leveraging its quick to load and fly narrow body aircraft, the 737-800 equipped with CFM56-7Bengines will enable WestJet Cargo to offer greater fuel efficiency, flexibility and frequency for its customers, beginning April 22, 2023.

WestJet Group provides update about Sunwing transaction, Canadian Government finds the acquisition is in the public interest

Sunwing Airlines Boeing 737-86J SSWL C-FWGH (msn 37752) YYZ (TMK Photography). Image: 959330.

The WestJet Group issued a statement following the Government of Canada’s issuance of an order finding that the proposed acquisition of Sunwing Vacations and Sunwing Airlines is in the public interest, taking into account certain measures.

“We are pleased that the regulatory review of the transaction is now complete,” said Angela Avery, WestJet Group Executive Vice-President and Chief People, Corporate & Sustainability Officer. “We thank the Minister of Transport and the Commissioner of Competition, and the staff of Transport Canada, the Competition Bureau, and the Canadian Transportation Agency, for their efforts to review the transaction.”

The issuance of the order is an important milestone in the process toward closing the transaction.

Top Copyright Photo: Sunwing Airlines Boeing 737-86J SSWL C-FWGH (msn 37752) YYZ (TMK Photography). Image: 959330.

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WestJet adds increased flight frequencies to its summer schedule

WestJet Airlines Boeing 737-8 MAX 8 C-FQGG (msn 65426) PAE (Nick Dean). Image: 960212.

WestJet has announced significant increases to its summer schedule bringing more seats and additional flight frequencies to popular routes across its network. With nearly 600 daily departures during peak travel days, WestJet’s summer schedule enhancements will bring more opportunities for Canadians to travel seamlessly across the airline’s domestic, transborder and international network this summer.

Highlights of WestJet’s summer schedule increases over 2022: 

  • 64 per cent increase in seat capacity to/from Regina
  • 46 per cent increase in seat capacity to/from Saskatoon
  • 44 per cent increase in seat capacity to/from Edmonton
  • 42 per cent increase in seat capacity to/from Winnipeg
  • 27 per cent increase in seat capacity to/from Calgary
  • 13 per cent increase in seat capacity to/from Kelowna
  • 5 per cent increase in seat capacity to/from Vancouver

Enhanced flight frequencies across popular domestic and transborder routes:

Route2023 peak summer 
frequency		2022 peak summer 
frequency
Edmonton – Las Vegas11x weekly4x weekly 
Edmonton – Los Angeles 7x weekly4x weekly
Calgary – Denver4x weekly2x weekly
Calgary – Houston13x weekly7x weekly
Calgary – New York (JFK)7x weekly4x weekly
Vancouver – Saskatoon7x weekly4x weekly
Vancouver – Ottawa11x weekly5x weekly
Calgary – Yellowknife 14x weekly7x weekly
Calgary – Windsor 7x weekly3x weekly
Calgary – London, Ont.14x weekly7x weekly
Calgary – Montreal20x weekly13x weekly
Edmonton – Kelowna35x weekly27x weekly
Edmonton – Winnipeg20x weekly6x weekly
Edmonton – Yellowknife7x weekly3x weekly
Edmonton – Saskatoon14x weekly6x weekly
Edmonton – Regina 14x weekly6x weekly
Edmonton – Victoria20x weekly13x weekly
Edmonton – Halifax13x weekly7x weekly
Winnipeg – Thunder Bay13x weekly7x weekly
Winnipeg – Saskatoon12x weekly7x weekly

Top Copyright Photo: WestJet Airlines Boeing 737-8 MAX 8 C-FQGG (msn 65426) PAE (Nick Dean). Image: 960212.

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WestJet announces 20 new routes and three new destinations to the summer schedule

WestJet Airlines Boeing 737-8 MAX 8 C-FXWJ (msn 60546) FLL (Tony Storck). Image: 960054.

WestJet has unveiled 20 new routes and three new destinations to the airline’s summer schedule. Offering a comprehensive network of connectivity between Western Canada and the United States, WestJet’s summer network additions feature new nonstop service to Washington Dulles, Detroit and Minneapolis/St. Paul, with new routes added to Atlanta, Austin, Chicago, Nashville and Seattle/Tacoma.

WestJet will increase its service up to nearly 30 percent in Calgary, 50 percent in Edmonton and 10 percent in Vancouver when compared to 2022.

Expanded U.S. network with more routes and increased access to Delta hubs

This summer WestJet will introduce Minneapolis/St. Paul, Detroit and Washington D.C. (Dulles), to its network, in addition to investing in new routes and restoring service to an expansive list of U.S. destinations.

Through its longstanding partnership with Delta Air Lines, guests connecting through Minneapolis/St. Paul and Detroit will gain access to two more of the U.S. airline’s major hubs. Building on WestJet’s current service to Delta hubs, including Atlanta, Los Angeles, New York, and Seattle/Tacoma, WestJet guests will now have access to over 150 U.S. destinations on a single purchased ticket with check-in for all flights at the first departure, baggage tagged to their final destination and lounge access for select guests. Additionally, frequent flyers of both airlines will continue to enjoy extensive reciprocal benefits any time they fly with either carrier, including earning and redeeming in their preferred program.

Highlights of WestJet’s summer 2023 transborder and international service 

Destination Start 
Date 		Peak Season 
Frequency 		Departure
Time		Arrival Time
Calgary – Austin*May 182x weekly09:4014:30
Calgary – Chicago*May 184x weekly12:1516:40
Calgary – Detroit1May 265x weekly12:3518:05
Calgary – Washington D.C. (Dulles)June 23x weekly09:4516:02
Edmonton – Minneapolis1June 25x weekly08:1511:46
Edmonton – Seattle1May 195x weekly10:3011:30
Vancouver – Atlanta1May 174x weekly22:2506:05
Vancouver – NashvilleMay 192x weekly10:0016:19
Vancouver – Orlando*May 61x weekly11:0019:52
Winnipeg – Los Angeles3Apr 303x weekly07:0008:38
Toronto – Bermuda3May 52x weekly07:0010:42
*Resumption of service/ 1 Delta hub/ 3 Continuation of winter service

Enhancing nonstop west to east connectivity

As part of WestJet’s new strategic direction, the airline is taking strides to further provide guests with extensive opportunities to seamlessly and affordably travel across Canada. Substantially strengthening Canadian connectivity, WestJet is adding five new routes between Eastern and Western Canada, further positioning its network to support travel demands across the country.

Destination Start 
Date 		Peak Season
Frequency 		Departure
Time		Arrival Time
Calgary – MonctonJune 143x weekly09:1516:49
Calgary – Thunder Bay*June 293x weekly14:00/15:4518:36/20:21
Calgary – Quebec City*May 194x weekly17:5523:55
Edmonton – CharlottetownJune 141x weekly10:2517:58
Edmonton – LondonMay 192x weekly10:2515:52
Edmonton – MonctonJune 292x weekly10:2517:57
Edmonton – Ottawa*Apr 306x weekly09:0014:43
Edmonton – Montreal* June 302x weekly01:0007:03
*Resumption of service

Bringing Western Canadian communities closer through a strengthened regional network

As Western Canada’s undisputed home-team carrier, WestJet is enhancing its aviation gateway for business and leisure travel opportunities by further strengthening regional connectivity with the resumption of non-stop flights and increased frequencies.

Destination Start 
Date 		Peak Season 
Frequency 		Departure
Time		Arrival Time
Calgary – Terrace*May 14x weekly09:40/14:1010:58/15:28
Edmonton – Nanaimo*April 302x weekly10:3011:29
Edmonton – Penticton*July 12x weekly11:0011:27
Kelowna – Regina*May 212x weekly17:3020:34
Kelowna – Saskatoon*June 22x weekly17:3520:29
Kelowna – Winnipeg*June 23x weekly19:1523:33
Vancouver – Regina*Jun 302x weekly20:4523:47
Winnipeg – Victoria*April 302x weekly17:3018:28
*Resumption of service

Top Copyright Photo: WestJet Airlines Boeing 737-8 MAX 8 C-FXWJ (msn 60546) FLL (Tony Storck). Image: 960054.

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