FLEET - WestJet to dry lease 13 B737-10s

WestJet (WS, Calgary) has signed a dry lease commitment for thirteen B737-10s from the existing order book of Aviation Capital Group. 

The parties did not disclose the tentative delivery schedule, underlining that the type first needs to be certified. 

"Shifting deliveries to the B737-10 is a strategic step that helps ensure we have the right aircraft in our fleet to serve our guests reliably over the long term," said the CFO and executive vice-president of WestJet Group, Mike Scott. 

The Canadian airline has a direct order for ninety-six B737-10s from Boeing.

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SPECIAL LIVERY - From runway to home run: WestJet unveils Toronto Blue Jays co-branded aircraft

Livery signifies seven-year partnership renewal as the official airline of Canada’s team

WestJet today celebrated the renewal of its long-standing partnership with the Toronto Blue Jays by taking it to new heights – 35,000 feet to be exact. The airline unveiled a specially designed co-branded Toronto Blue Jays Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, connecting fans in communities across Canada and reinforcing WestJet’s position as a leading national airline.

“Our renewed partnership with the Toronto Blue Jays represents a shared commitment to bringing Canadians closer together through meaningful, memorable moments,” said Samantha Taylor, WestJet Group Executive Vice-President and Chief Experience Officer.

“Together, we are creating opportunities to connect fans to the game they love while celebrating the spirit of community that unites us across the country. Our co-branded aircraft is a bold and visible symbol of that connection, proudly showcasing our partnership from coast-to-coast-to-coast and reinforcing our shared dedication to delivering exceptional experiences for Canadians.”

The co-branded livery on WestJet tail #386 was revealed during a special celebration at the WestJet YYZ hangar. Nearly 1,000 WestJetters, Toronto Blue Jays representatives, and community members gathered to commemorate the long-standing partnership and get an insider look at the aircraft livery. Among the celebrations were Toronto Blue Jays alumni Edwin Encarnación and Pat Borders, and even an appearance from ACE, the Toronto Blue Jays’ beloved mascot.

The livery connects the dynamic energy that defines both WestJet and the Toronto Blue Jays. The iconic colours paired with the sweeping design depict the action of an aircraft at takeoff and the arc of a ball soaring off the bat. Guests should keep their eyes to the skies as the aircraft is scheduled to take its first flight from Toronto Pearson International Airport on June 24.

“This partnership with the Toronto Blue Jays is rooted in uniting Canadians through shared experiences, a deep love of the game and building connections that go beyond the field,” said Steve McClelland, Vice President, Loyalty and Strategic Partnerships, WestJet.

Originally established in 2012, the renewed agreement coincides with a milestone year for both organizations, as the Toronto Blue Jays celebrate their 50th season and WestJet marks 30 years of connecting Canadians. The new livery and WestJet’s newest player ambassador, Ernie Clement, are just a few of the moments that celebrate the iconic partnership.

“Our partnership with WestJet has been instrumental in bringing Blue Jays baseball to fans across Canada,” said Mark Ditmars, Vice President, Partnerships, Toronto Blue Jays. “As we celebrate our 50th season, this renewed commitment – and the unveiling of this co-branded aircraft – reflects our share values of teamwork and building community.”

WestJet continues its commitment to building meaningful, long-term relationships that resonate with Canadians – fostering community connection and celebrating the moments that bring people together.

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FLEET - WestJet to retire B737-700s to mitigate fuel impact, as the carrier shifts to the B737 MAX throughout 2026.

 

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ROUTES - WestJet expands global connectivity through Toronto and Halifax with six new international summer destinations

Airline announces first non-stop gateway to South America from Toronto Pearson International Airport

TORONTO – November 18, 2025 – WestJet today announced the first chapter in its summer 2026 network schedule, revealing four new seasonal international destinations from Toronto, three new transatlantic destinations from Halifax as well as new domestic and Nordic connections from Western Canada. Headlining the historic schedule announcement is WestJet’s first South American non-stop connection from Toronto: Medellín, Colombia.

 

“Leveraging the extended range capability of our growing share of Boeing 737-8 Max aircraft, WestJet is pleased to deliver a suite of new global destinations that are uniquely suited to our leisure strategy in Eastern Canada. The MAX can connect Eastern Canada to rich cultural destinations that guests want to travel to, and we are proud to be the airline that takes them there,” said Alexis von Hoensbroech, WestJet Chief Executive Officer. “Toronto Pearson International airport serves as a natural connector for international travel, and we look forward to the two-way travel opportunities that will come from one of WestJet’s biggest investments in the region.”

WestJet fills untapped new markets in Toronto Pearson

Between Toronto’s appeal and WestJet’s growing fleet of MAX aircraft, the airline is well equipped to connect Canada’s largest and most diverse city to three new corners of the world: Medellín, Colombia (MDE); Cardiff, United Kingdom (CWL) and the Azores archipelago (Ponta Delgada, Portugal (PDL)). WestJet is also returning service between Toronto and Glasgow, Scotland (GLA). Routes have been thoughtfully chosen to create meaningful connections to underserved markets that are rich in culture, community and opportunity.

 

Toronto - Medellín* - 4x weekly - April 28, 2026

Toronto - Cardiff - 4x weekly May 22, 2026 
Toronto - Ponta Delgada* - 4x weekly - June 12, 2026 

Toronto - Glasgow*** - 4x weekly - May 15, 2026  
*Subject to government approval
***Previously served in 2022

WestJet fills untapped new markets in Toronto Pearson
WestJet is fortifying its position in Nova Scotia through the addition of four summer seasonal routes from the award-winning Halifax Stanfield International Airport. Playing an important role in WestJet’s vision for balanced and sustainable growth, non-stop seasonal connectivity from Halifax to Madrid, Spain (MAD); Lisbon, Portugal (LIS); Copenhagen, Denmark (CPH); and Detroit, Michigan (DTW) will add to WestJet’s robust offering from the East Coast.

“With shorter flight durations, competitive pricing and seamless access to key European destinations and cultural hubs, WestJet is proud to call Halifax the airline’s Atlantic gateway to Europe,” continues von Hoensbroech. “These seasonal additions mark the most European destinations we have flown from Halifax.”

Halifax - Madrid - 4x weekly - May 15, 2026 

Halifax - Lisbon* - 4x weekly - May 1, 2026 

Halifax - Copenhagen - 4x weekly May 28, 2026 

Halifax - Detroit - 7x weekly May18, 2026 

*Subject to government approval

Non-stop service to Keflavík opens new doors for Edmonton and Winnipeg

As some of the first destinations on WestJet’s map, Edmonton and Winnipeg continue to be at the heart of the airline’s story. Earlier today, WestJet announced it will be connecting Edmonton and Winnipeg to Reykjavik (Keflavík), Iceland. The non-stop routes reinforce WestJet’s commitment to maintaining strong global connections for Canadians, while focusing on smart and sustainable growth.

Edmonton -  Reykjavik (Keflavík) - 1x weekly June 26, 2026
Winnipeg -  Reykjavik (Keflavík) - 1x weekly June 27, 2026

 

Western Canadians will also see the introduction of two new domestic routes.
This summer, WestJet will operate three times weekly service between Winnipeg and London, Ontario. Further west, the airline is pleased to welcome service between Vancouver and Penticton, B.C. five days a week onboard WestJet Encore’s De Havilland Dash 8-400 aircraft.

Winnipeg - London (ON) - 3x weekly May 17. 2026

Vancouver - Penticton - 5x weekly May 15, 2026 

WestJet and Sunwing vacations take-off from five major Canadian cities

As part of WestJet’s summer 2026 schedule, the airline is extending key sun destination routes to operate year-round from Toronto, Montreal, Quebec City, Calgary and Winnipeg. Building on the success of its seasonal offerings, both WestJet Vacations and Sunwing Vacations will offer attractive holiday packages to deliver seamless and affordable vacation experiences throughout the year. Year-round vacation packages are available at Sunwing.ca, WestJetvacations.com or Vacanceswestjetquebec.com.

Montreal - Puerto Plata
Montreal - Samana - 1x weekly
Toronto - Puerto Plata - 1x weekly
Quebec City - Cayo Coco - 1x weekly
Winnipeg - Cancun - 1x weekly
Calgary - Mazatlán*
Calgary - Guadalajara* - 1x weekly

 

*WestJet flights only
The remaining schedule for the summer 2026 travel season will be announced early next year. For more information regarding the routes announced today, visit WestJet.com.

Korean Air acquires stake in WestJet’s parent companies, strengthening partnership in Canadian market

Korean Air announced today it has acquired a 11.02% stake in WestJet’s parent companies, Kestrel Topco Inc. and Kestrel Holdings Inc, through an investment of USD 217 million. This investment represents a 10% equity stake in WestJet, Canada’s second-largest airline.

The transaction, first agreed upon on May 9, 2025 has now been completed, with Delta Air Lines and Air France-KLM also investing in WestJet’s parent companies.

Walter Cho, Chairman and CEO of Hanjin Group and Korean Air, has also been appointed to WestJet’s Board of Directors. Board members also include other global aviation leaders such as Benjamin Smith, CEO of Air France-KLM, and Alex Cruz, former Chairman and CEO of British Airways.

In addition to his ongoing role as a key leader on the International Air Transport Association (IATA)’s Board of Governors since 2019, Walter Cho's appointment is expected to support future benefits for travelers and contribute to the sustainable growth of the global aviation industry.

The investment underscores the growing importance of the Canadian aviation market, which was valued at USD 33 billion in 2024 and ranked among the world’s top ten, with double-digit growth since 2019.

Building on its ongoing integration with Asiana Airlines, Korean Air will continue to pursue diverse strategic partnerships across the global aviation market to broaden customer choice, enhance convenience, and reinforce its position as a leading global airline.

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ORDER - Boeing and WestJet Announce the Airline's Largest-Ever Order for 67 Airplanes

- 737 MAX purchase adds to Canada's largest single-aisle order book, fueling WestJet's growth strategy

- Calgary-based airline to double its 787 Dreamliner fleet to expand international network

SEATTLE, Sept. 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Boeing [NYSE:BA] and WestJet today announced the Canadian airline is buying 67 more Boeing jets, bringing its firm order book to 123 airplanes as the carrier plans to expand its fleet and domestic and international networks.

WestJet's order, which was listed as unidentified on Boeing's Orders & Deliveries website in June, 



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Boeing and WestJet today announced the airline placed its largest-ever order for 67 airplanes.


60 737-10 jets and options for 25 more

Seven 787-9 jets and options for four more

"With the addition of these aircraft, WestJet has the largest order book of any airline in Canada, and will double our fleet of Dreamliners, underpinning our growth plans and our commitment to affordable travel options for Canadians and exciting career paths for our people," said Alexis von Hoensbroech, WestJet chief executive officer. "These highly efficient and comfortable aircraft are critical to the growth and renewal of our fleet and will also significantly improve our fuel consumption."

WestJet began operations in 1996 with three Boeing 737 aircraft. Today, the airline flies nearly 150 Boeing 737s allowing them to comfortably and affordably connect Canada. WestJet operates both the 787 Dreamliner and 737 MAX on its long-haul routes and with this order, the carrier will add to its fleet of seven 787-9s that connect Canadians with destinations across Europe, Asia and Latin America.

"We are honored that WestJet has once again placed its trust in Boeing with a major investment that builds on our three decades of partnership and solidifies their fleet for the decades ahead," said Stephanie Pope, president and CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes. "We look forward to supporting WestJet's exciting growth as they leverage the 737 MAX and 787 Dreamliner to serve even more passengers with great efficiency and comfort."

WestJet's fleet is among the youngest of established North American carriers with an average age of approximately 10 years. This deal brings WestJet's 737-10 orderbook to 107 airplanes, allowing the carrier to benefit from operational commonality while serving more passengers with the lowest cost per seat of any single-aisle airplane. The 787 Dreamliner prioritizes passenger comfort and operates more efficiently, bringing guests more affordable travel options.

A leading global aerospace company and top U.S. exporter, Boeing develops, manufactures and services commercial airplanes, defense products and space systems for customers in more than 150 countries. Our U.S. and global workforce and supplier base drive innovation, economic opportunity, sustainability and community impact. Boeing is committed to fostering a culture based on our core values of safety, quality and integrity.

 

Boeing May 2025 orders & deliveries

In May 2025, Boeing booked an impressive 303 orders for new aircraft. It also received 3 cancellations, and was able to deliver 45 aircraft.

Ordered were:

20 B737MAXs by AviLease

30 B777-9s by Qatar Airways

45 B787-9s by Qatar Airways

75 B787-10s by Qatar Airways

119 B737MAXs by Unidentified customer(s)

7 B787-9s by Unidentified customer(s)

7 B737MAXs by WestJet

Cancelled were:

1 B737MAX by Air Europa

2 B737MAXs by WestJet

Photo: Ton Jochems - AMS

Delivered were:
3 B737MAXs to AerCap
2 B737MAXs to Air India Express
1 B737MAX to Air Lease Corporation
4 B737MAXs to Alaska Airlines

Photo: Duncan Stewart - LAX

3 B737MAXs to Allegiant Air
2 B737MAX to American Airlines
1 B787-9 to American Airlines
1 B777F to Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings
1 B787-9 to Avolon Aerospace Leasing
1 B737MAX to BOC Aviation
1 B777F to China Airlines

Photo: Duncan Stewart - LAX

2 B737MAXs to Copa Airlines
1 B787-9 to El Al1 B777F to Emirates
1 B777F to Ethiopian Airlines
1 B767-300F to FedEx
1 B777F to FedEx
1 B737MAX to flydubai
1 P-8A to the German Air Force
1 B737MAX to GOL Linhas Aereas
1 B737MAX to Jeju Air
3 B787-9s to Qatar Airways
2 B737MAXs to Southwest Airlines
7 B737MAXs to United Airlines
1 B787-9 to United Airlines
1 B737MAX to WestJet
In total, Boeing has now received 552 orders and 40 cancellations, leaving a net of 512. The number of deliveries stands at 220.

ROUTES - WESTJET APRIL 2025 US SERVICE REDUCTIONS

WestJet in the last few weeks gradually filed service changes to the US for the month of April 2025 (up to 26APR25), as the airline reduces operation on selected routes. Based on schedule comparison 16FEB25 vs 16MAR25, planned changes include the following.

Calgary – Las Vegas 30MAR25 – 26APR25 Reduce from 21 to 20 weekly

Calgary – Los Angeles 30MA25 – 26APR25 Reduce from 20 to 19 weekly
Calgary – New York JFK 07APR25 – 26APR25 Reduce from 6 to 5 weekly
Kelowna – Las Vegas Service operates until 30MAR25, instead of 20APR25

Kelowna – Seattle 01APR25 – 26APR25 Reduce from 7 to 3 weekly

Toronto – Fort Lauderdale 01APR25 – 26APR25 Reduce from 11 to 6 weekly

Toronto – Fort Myers 01APR25 – 26APR25 Reduce from 9 to 6 weekly

Toronto – Orlando 01APR25 – 26APR25 Reduce from 13 to 9 weekly

Vancouver – Los Angeles 30MAR25 – 26APR25 Reduce from 11 to 10 weekly

Vancouver – Orlando 04APR25 – 26APR25 Reduce from 3 to 1 weekly

Other routes will also see capacity reductions.

 

Photos: Duncan Stewart

Canada's WestJet suspends three transatlantic routes

WestJet (WS, Calgary) has suspended its transatlantic services between three Canadian cities and Europe for the 2023 summer schedule to cope with capacity constraints.

In a statement on January 30, the airline announced it has temporarily halted services between Halifax and Europe. The Canadian Press news agency reported that it had already stopped transatlantic services from Vancouver International and Toronto Pearson in early December 2022.

The moves were part of a series of strategic decisions to suspend transatlantic flying from select Canadian cities as it continues to manage and recover its network amid capacity constraints, the carrier said.

"The airline remains committed to engaging with local stakeholders and community members to evaluate the return of transatlantic service in 2024, as well as for all network opportunities moving forward. WestJet's focus remains on positioning its network to meet the travel demands of Canadians while strengthening its footprint across Eastern Canada through sun and leisure travel which will be bolstered by its recent acquisition announcement of 42 additional B737-10 aircraft," the statement read. The airline also has nineteen B737-8s on order, ch-aviation fleets advanced data reveals.

"As we continue to responsibly balance our schedule alongside operational requirements, capacity constraints and the deployment of our aircraft across Canada, we are making these difficult decisions now to enable us to re-position our investments to best serve the province for years to come," Group Executive Vice-President and Chief Commercial Officer, John Weatherill commented on the Halifax decision.

"As WestJet plans to announce its summer schedule in the coming weeks, the airline looks forward to enhancing domestic offerings from coast-to-coast, inclusive of increased service between Halifax and Western Canada," the airline stated.

In December 2022, WestJet announced its 2023 summer B787-9 routes from Calgary, with Tokyo Narita, Japan, as its first destination in Asia. It also announced increased connectivity between Western Canada and Europe with new services between Calgary and Barcelona El Prat, Spain, and Edinburgh, Scotland, along with increased frequencies on existing European routes. The carrier said it was preparing for broader expansion within Canada and North America over the coming months.

According to the ch-aviation fleets advanced module, WestJet has a wide-body fleet of seven B787-9 Dreamliners. It currently serves 29 European destinations, including London Heathrow, London Gatwick, and Edinburgh (UK); Basel/Mulhouse/Freiburg, CH (Switzerland); Stockholm Arlanda (Sweden); Barcelona and Malaga (Spain); Faro (Portugal); Warsaw Chopin (Poland); Amsterdam Schiphol (The Netherlands); Lamezia Terme, Milan Malpensa, Rome Fiumicino, Turin, and Venice Marco Polo (Italy); Athens (Greece); Düsseldorf, Frankfurt International, Hamburg Helmut Schmidt, Munich and Hanover (Germany); Bordeaux, Marseilles, Montpellier, Nantes, and Paris CDG (France); Copenhagen Kastrup (Denmark); Zagreb (Croatia); and Vienna (Austria).

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Photo:Ton Jochems - AMS

WestJet (Canada) announced its 2023 summer B787 routes from Calgary, unveiling Tokyo Nartia, as its first destination in Asia.

 Photo:Ton Jochems

WestJet Expands Fleet with Largest Boeing 737 MAX Jet, Ordering Up to 64 Fuel-efficient Airplanes

 - Canadian carrier orders 42 737-10s with options for an additional 22 jets

- 737-10 will enable WestJet to reduce emissions, meet long-term sustainability goals and grow its network

SEATTLE, Sept. 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Boeing [NYSE:BA] and WestJet today announced the airline is strengthening its commitment to the 737 MAX family with an order for 42 737-10s and options for an additional 22 jets. With industry-leading fuel efficiency and reliability, the 737-10 will enable the Canadian carrier to undertake an ambitious network expansion and meet its long-term sustainability goals.

"The 737-10 will be a game changer, with one of the lowest costs per seat among mid-range aircraft. This will foster our low-cost positioning and affordability for Canadians," said Alexis von Hoensbroech, WestJet Group chief executive officer. "In addition, with its lower fuel consumption and reduced emissions, the 737-10 will further improve the environmental footprint of our fleet."

Since launching its business with three 737s in 1996, WestJet has grown its Boeing fleet to more than 100 airplanes including the 737-8 and 787 Dreamliner. Including the 737-10, the Calgary-based carrier has more than 60 firm orders for the 737 MAX family.

"The 737-10 will provide WestJet with additional capacity and unrivalled efficiency as the airline expands its network of destinations across Canada and around the world," said Stan Deal, president and CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes. "We are proud that WestJet sees the value of the 737 MAX family and is adding the 737-10 to complement the 737-8 for outstanding capability, flexibility and improved sustainability."

Each 737-10 will reduce CO2 emissions by millions of pounds per year compared to the airplanes it replaces, enabling greater sustainability. As Boeing's largest and most efficient single-aisle jet, the 737-10 seats up to 230 passengers with a range of 3,100 nautical miles. WestJet also has more than 15 737-8s in-service, carrying 178 passengers with a range up to 3,500 nautical miles. Together, the two models will enhance the airline's environmental performance for short- and medium-haul air travel.

With the expansion of its 737 MAX fleet, WestJet's order supports the growth of the aviation industry in Canada. The country is home to one of Boeing's largest international supply bases with more than 550 suppliers and partners. Boeing currently contributes CAD ~$5.3 billion in economic benefit to Canada annually, supporting more than 20,000 jobs. Boeing's Winnipeg fabrication site builds composite components for the 737 MAX and other Boeing models.

As a leading global aerospace company, Boeing develops, manufactures and services commercial airplanes, defense products and space systems for customers in more than 150 countries. As a top U.S. exporter, the company leverages the talents of a global supplier base to advance economic opportunity, sustainability and community impact. Boeing's diverse team is committed to innovating for the future, leading with sustainability, and cultivating a culture based on the company's core values of safety, quality and integrity. Join our team and find your purpose at boeing.com/careers.

      

WestJet took delivery of its first B737-800BCF and welcomed the Boeing at Calgary

The aircraft is leased via BBAM and was temporary registered as 2-BPDL (34686). It has been registered C-FJWS since 13 April 2022 and is about to start its commercial life.

The new dedicated freighter is the first of four B737-800BCFs the airline is leasing via BBAM. The remaining three are all scheduled to be delivered later this year.

Photo by WestJet.

Calgary-Paris The resumption increases the number of points served in Europe by WestJet to three.

WestJet has restored flights to Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) from Calgary (YYC), just days after starting a route from the Canadian city to Amsterdam (AMS). Service to France’s capital resumed on Aug. 20, operating once a week using Boeing 787-9s. The current schedule will remain in place until the end of October. 

“Calgary to Paris is a key market for inbound tourism to Western Canada,” WestJet CCO John Weatherill said. “Alongside a successful vaccination rollout across Canada, we are proud to see this route return and will continue to invest in the economic recovery and growth of both Calgary and Alberta [province], following the COVID-19 pandemic.”

With the restart of service to Paris, the airline is now offering flights to three European destinations from YYC. Flights to AMS and London Gatwick (LGW) are each operating twice a week, with both markets increasing to 3X-weekly in September. WestJet is also flying 4X-weekly from Toronto (YYZ) to LGW.

The return of Calgary-Paris restores WestJet's longstanding codeshare partnership with Air France, giving Canadian business and leisure travelers the ability to connect to and from 16 cities in Europe, including Athens, Lisbon, Rome and Venice.

WestJet launched the YYC-CDG route in May 2019 and is the sole provider of nonstop flights between the cities. According to data provided by Sabre Market Intelligence, O&D traffic between Calgary and Paris totaled almost 53,000 two-way passengers in 2019—up from about 24,000 during the previous 12 months.

WestJet said its investment in direct flights from Europe to Alberta drove C$90 million ($71 million) in spend from inbound travelers during 2019.

Photo: Ton Jochema-AMS

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WestJet introduces Amsterdam route, resumes London Gatwick

Amsterdam will join the airline’s route map in August, while flights to London return in July.

By David Casey 

Canada’s WestJet is expanding its international network to include Amsterdam, the largest city in the Netherlands, as well as resuming service to London Gatwick (LGW).

Flights between the airline’s Calgary (YYC) hub and Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS) will begin on Aug. 5 using a 320-seat Boeing 787-9 aircraft. The route will initially operate twice a week, increasing to 3X-weekly from Sept. 9. The schedule is in place through Nov. 1.

WestJet CCO John Weatherill said the carrier was committed to “putting international investments in place” to support the recovery of Canada’s economy.

“With flights set to begin later this summer, we look forward to helping connect Canadians to their loved ones in Europe, while continuing to provide affordable options for those who want to visit or reconnect with friends and family across our great country,” he added.

The new service is timed to ensure that transatlantic flights departing from Calgary to Amsterdam are scheduled to support late-day departures and daytime arrivals.

Although WestJet is not part of an airline alliance, the carrier has a partnership in place with KLM, which will therefore be able to provide onward connections to destinations in Europe.

As well as adding Amsterdam to its route map, WestJet intends to return to London from July 5. Service to LGW from YYC will operate 2X-weekly, while a 3X-weekly route will be offered from Toronto (YYZ).

Canada still has strict border measures in place to control the spread of COVID-19, with most foreign nationals not permitted to enter the country. However, on June 9 the country took a first cautious step to easing border restrictions, saying it was prepared to relax quarantine rules for fully vaccinated citizens starting in early July.

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We are living the dream. The new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, that is. We unveiled our Dreamliner look with its new livery (paint job), and updated company logo. It’s a new era for us, and the next step in our transformation to a global network airline.

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WestJet schedules 787 debut in Feb 2019

WestJet in last week’s schedule update filed planned Boeing 787-9 Domestic service, set to enter operation in February 2019. From 20FEB19 to 27APR19, the 787-9 will operate following Toronto – Calgary service, 1 daily each.

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