WestJet will resume flights to more than 95 destinations this winter.
Canadian airline WestJet will restore service and connectivity to more than 95 destinations across the carrier’s domestic, cross-border and international network beginning in December.
“As Canadians’ confidence in travel increases, the return of service to 95 destinations marks an important milestone in rebuilding our network to pre-pandemic levels,” said John Weatherill, WestJet’s Chief Commercial Officer.
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The airline will offer nonstop service to 55 destinations this winter, including 26 international, 17 domestic and 12 cross-border destinations from Toronto.
WestJet will also offer nonstop service to 61 destinations from Calgary, including 30 domestic, 19 cross-border and 12 international.
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The airline said it is adding nonstop options to Cancun and Orlando with the return of international flights to Winnipeg, and will reinstate nonstop service four times a week between Regina and Winnipeg.
On the other hand, it informed that it will connect Edmonton and Honolulu starting December 18. This winter, the airline will offer 24 non-stop destinations from Alberta’s capital city.
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