WestJet Expands Codeshare Agreement with Aeromexico: 10 New Destinations
WestJet has taken a significant step in its partnership with Aeromexico by announcing an expansion of their codeshare agreement. This will allow passengers of both airlines to access a broader and more diverse network of destinations, all with the convenience of a single booking. Effective today, this agreement is a key move to strengthen connectivity between Canada, Mexico, and other points across the continent.
Connecting More Destinations Through a Single Booking
Starting now, WestJet passengers traveling from or to its Canadian network, including its global hub in Calgary, will have access to over 30 destinations in Mexico. This agreement not only expands travel options but also enhances the customer experience with seamless connections, hassle-free baggage transfers, and the ability to earn WestJet Rewards points throughout the entire journey.
Why This Expansion Matters for WestJet and Aeromexico
According to John Weatherill, Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer of WestJet, this partnership expansion demonstrates the airline’s commitment to the Mexican market, as WestJet is the leading Canadian airline operating in Mexico. The agreement reflects the shared vision of both companies to improve connectivity across North American communities and strengthen their destination networks.
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For its part, Aeromexico sees this agreement as a key step in its mission to connect Mexico with the world. José Zapata, Vice President of Sales for the U.S., Canada, and Latin America at Aeromexico, emphasized that the deal will provide Aeromexico travelers with access to popular Canadian destinations while expanding WestJet passengers’ connections to more points within Mexico.
Mexican Destinations for WestJet Passengers
With this new phase of the agreement, WestJet passengers can enjoy easier and more direct access to an expanded list of destinations in Mexico. In addition to major cities like Guadalajara and Monterrey, the Canadian airline now offers travel options to 10 additional cities, some of which are ideal for travelers interested in Mexico’s culture, history, and natural beauty: Aguascalientes, Ciudad Obregon, Ciudad Juarez, Durango, Oaxaca, Puerto Escondido, Tampico, Tuxtla Gutierrez, Torreon, and Veracruz.
These destinations range from cultural and heritage gems to paradisiacal coastlines, offering a wide variety of options for every taste.
More Options for Mexican Travelers Visiting Canada
The agreement also benefits Aeromexico passengers, who will now be able to connect to over 20 unique destinations across Canada. With WestJet, Mexican travelers will have access to routes spanning the entire country, from the Pacific Coast to major eastern cities, including options like Victoria, Regina, Saskatoon, Ottawa, and Halifax.
Additionally, three new destinations in British Columbia have been added, such as Comox, Cranbrook, and Nanaimo. The codeshare service to St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, has also been reinstated, providing an excellent opportunity for travelers looking to explore the unique beauty of Eastern Canada.
The expansion of this codeshare agreement highlights the importance of strategic partnerships in the aviation industry. The collaboration between WestJet and Aeromexico not only enhances connectivity between Canada and Mexico but also reflects a mutual growth approach, grounded in service quality and customer experience.
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