TORONTO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Porter Airlines is announcing its 2026 summer schedule with new destinations, new routes, added frequencies and the continuation of popular winter markets.
Porter’s U.S. network continues to expand with new flights to Nashville International Airport (BNA)—served from Toronto City (YTZ). Boston (BOS) also sees new service from Toronto Pearson (YYZ) and Montreal (YUL).
Further enhancing service across Canada, Porter is introducing six new routes across Toronto Pearson, Hamilton (YHM) and Ottawa (YOW). Beginning May 1, service in Sudbury (YSB) and Windsor (YQG) moves to Ottawa from Toronto City, providing travellers with non-stop access from these cities to Porter’s growing hub in the national capital and greater connectivity across North America.
A summary of new destinations and routes follows:
New routes
Start date
Frequency
Ottawa – Windsor
May 1, 2026
7x weekly
Ottawa – Sudbury
May 1, 2026
7x weekly
Toronto City – Nashville*
May 11, 2026
7x weekly
Toronto Pearson – Quebec City (returning)
May 12, 2026
12x weekly
Ottawa – Kelowna
May 13, 2026
5x weekly
Toronto Pearson – Boston
May 14, 2026
14x weekly
Montreal – Boston
May 14, 2026
7x weekly
Hamilton – St. John’s
May 15, 2026
5x weekly
Hamilton – Winnipeg
May 15, 2026
4x weekly
*New destination
In addition to new routes, Porter is increasing capacity for several popular existing seasonal domestic markets, providing even more options for Canadians to explore their own backyard.
Routes
Initial frequency
New frequency
Ottawa – Winnipeg
7x weekly
12x weekly
Toronto Pearson – Deer Lake
3x weekly
5x weekly
Hamilton – Halifax
7x weekly
14x weekly
A number of popular winter seasonal routes are also being extended through summer from Toronto Pearson to Cancun (CUN), Costa Rica (LIR) and Nassau (NAS), Hamilton to Fort Lauderdale (FLL), as well as from Ottawa to Cancun. Porter is the only airline offering travellers access to sun destinations from Ottawa this summer.
Routes
Frequency
Toronto Pearson – Cancun
Up to 6x weekly
Toronto Pearson – Costa Rica
2x weekly
Toronto Pearson – Nassau
2x weekly
Hamilton – Fort Lauderdale
2x weekly
Ottawa – Cancun
3x weekly
On every flight, passengers enjoy Porter’s signature service, including no middle seats, complimentary wine and beer served in glassware and premium snacks. Routes operated with the new Embraer E195-E2 also have free, fast WiFi available for everyone.
“We are making a substantial increase in flights for Porter this summer, touching on every region we fly to,” said Andrew Pierce, vice president, network planning and reporting, Porter Airlines. “Our overall network is growing by 20%, the fastest rate for any airline in North America, as we continue providing service for more passengers. Our long-standing commitment to a distinct elevated economy experience continues to result in exceptional customer satisfaction.”
“We are pleased that Porter Airlines is continuing to grow its service from Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport with the addition of Nashville,” said RJ Steenstra, president and CEO of the Toronto Port Authority, owner and operator of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. “Famed for its live music scene, creative industries and rich history, Nashville is a strong addition to our growing network of destinations. As Toronto’s downtown airport, we provide a convenient and efficient gateway to key destinations across Canada and the U.S., and we’re excited to make it easier for people to experience all that Nashville has to offer. This service will benefit from the new U.S. CBP Preclearance facility that will open in the coming weeks at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport and will offer even greater convenience to our passengers.”
“Porter Airlines’ arrival at Nashville International Airport (BNA) represents an exciting expansion of our international connectivity,” said Doug Kreulen, president and CEO of the Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority (MNAA). “Nonstop access to Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ) gives our passengers a convenient and highly desirable connection to the heart of Toronto, and it reflects the continued demand we’re seeing from both business and leisure travelers in Middle Tennessee. We’re proud to welcome Porter as our newest airline partner at BNA and look forward to the start of service in May 2026.”
About Porter Since 2006, Porter Airlines has been elevating the experience of economy air travel for every passenger, providing genuine hospitality with style, care and charm. Porter’s fleet of Embraer E195-E2 and De Havilland Dash 8-400 aircraft serves North America, including a coast-to-coast domestic Canadian network, the U.S., Mexico, the Caribbean and Central America. Headquartered in Toronto, Porter is an Official 4 Star Airline® in the World Airline Star Rating®. Visit www.flyporter.com
OTTAWA, ON , Nov. 26, 2025 /CNW/ – The Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) has installed CT X-ray technology at Winnipeg Richardson International Airport (YWG). This advanced screening system is now operational on line 4 at the Domestic/International checkpoint. This marks the first deployment of CT technology at YWG.
Passengers travelling through screening lines equipped with CT X-ray are no longer required to remove bags with permitted liquids, aerosols and gels (100 ml or less), medical devices, or large electronics–including laptops–from their carry-on bags.
The installation of this technology at Winnipeg Richardson International Airport is part of CATSA’s national strategy to upgrade screening systems across Canadian airports over a multi-year period. To help travellers stay informed, CATSA offers an interactive CT X-ray map on its website. The map shows which airports and checkpoints across Canada are equipped with this state-of-the-art technology, making it easier for passengers to know what to expect.
CATSA looks forward to continuing its collaboration with Winnipeg Richardson International Airport throughout the deployment of CT technology on all screening lines. We are committed to enhancing the passenger experience while maintaining the highest standards of security for travellers at Canada’s designated airports.
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“CATSA’s introduction of CT X-ray technology at Winnipeg Richardson International Airport represents an important step forward in enhancing the travel experience for our passengers. This innovation not only improves efficiency at security checkpoints but also reflects our commitment to working with partners like CATSA to bring world-class solutions to YWG. We’re proud to be part of this national initiative that prioritizes both security and convenience for travellers.”
— Nick Hays, President and CEO, Winnipeg Richardson International Airport
Established on April 1, 2002, CATSA is a Crown corporation fully funded by parliamentary appropriations and is accountable to Parliament through the Minister of Transport Canada.
A deployment of this magnitude underscores CATSA’s commitment to driving innovation and elevating passengers’ experience in aviation security nationwide.
CATSA is dedicated to working with its screening contractors and air travel partners to deliver service excellence through effective and efficient security screening.
CT is state-of-the-art technology that utilizes advanced three-dimensional rotatable images enhancing screening officers’ ability to detect explosives and other threat items. For air travellers, it means that permitted liquids, aerosols and gels (100 mL or less each), medical devices and large electronics can remain in their carry-on baggage when being screened.
Extended sun service and additional domestic route cements airline’s commitment to expanding Winnipeg’s connectivity
WINNIPEG, MB, Nov. 18, 2025 /CNW/ – WestJet today announced new service between Winnipeg and Reykjavik, Iceland (KEF) as part of its summer 2026 schedule. In addition to new transatlantic connectivity, WestJet will also be extending service between Winnipeg and Cancun and adding new seasonal service between Winnipeg and London, Ontario.
WestJet announces the return of non-stop transatlantic air access for Winnipeg with new service to Iceland beginning this summer (CNW Group/WESTJET, an Alberta Partnership)
“As part of our summer 2026 schedule, WestJet is bringing back non-stop transatlantic connectivity from Winnipeg with the addition of service to Iceland, reaffirming our commitment to offer convenient and reliable global connectivity for Manitobans,” said April Crane, WestJet Vice-President, Communications and Engagement. “Just as Winnipeg plays a vital role in WestJet’s history, this route also holds a special meaning for Manitoba’s Icelandic community, while expanding the province’s international reach.”
New WestJet service invites Manitobans to reconnect with Icelandic heritage
The return of non-stop transatlantic service reaffirms WestJet’s commitment to strengthening Winnipeg’s global connectivity by creating a new seasonal connection to the Nordic region. Manitoba is home to the world’s largest Icelandic population outside of Iceland, with roots tracing back more than a century to the founding of New Iceland in Gimli. The addition of this new service presents unique opportunities for Manitoba’s Icelandic community and Icelanders alike to reconnect with loved ones.
New service between Winnipeg and Reykjavik (Keflavík) will be operated onboard WestJet’s rapidly growing 737 MAX fleet, equipped with modern, convenient amenities and services, including free WestJet Wi-Fi, presented by TELUS.
Route
Frequency
Starting date
Winnipeg-Reykjavik (Keflavík)
1x weekly
June 27, 2026
Reykjavik (Keflavík)-Winnipeg
1x weekly
June 28, 2026
Enhancing Winnipeg’s year-round sun connectivity with extended service to Cancun WestJet’s summer 2026 schedule announcement for Winnipeg also includes extended service to Cancun, which will operate once weekly. The extension will unlock added convenience for all-inclusive vacation packages offered by Sunwing Vacations and WestJet Vacations.
Route
Summer weekly frequency
Starting date
Winnipeg–Cancun
1x weekly
Year-round
Cancun-Winnipeg
1x weekly
Year-round
Introducing new service to London, Ontario In service of business and leisure guests in both communities, WestJet has invested in domestic east-west connections with the addition of new seasonal service between Winnipeg and London, Ontario this summer. The new service will create economic development opportunities for local businesses and connect guests from both communities with the people and places they love most.
Route
Frequency
Starting date
Winnipeg–London, ON
3x weekly
May 17, 2026
London, ON-Winnipeg
3x weekly
May 17, 2026
Additional Quotes
“We’re excited to continue working with WestJet to connect our community with the places that matter most. Manitoba is home to the largest Icelandic population outside of Iceland and this route will strengthen the deep ties between our regions.” – Nick Hays, President & CEO, Winnipeg Airports Authority
“It is truly exciting to see WestJet strengthen its presence in Iceland by launching direct service between Keflavík and two new destinations, Edmonton and Winnipeg. This move reflects the airline’s strong confidence in the Iceland market and further enhances the connectivity between North America and Iceland. We look forward to welcoming WestJet’s travellers and believe these new routes will be an appealing option for Icelanders heading across the Atlantic.” – Guðmundur Daði Rúnarsson, Chief Commercial and Airport Development Officer at KEF
About WestJet WestJet took to the skies in 1996 with just over 200 employees and three aircraft operating service to five destinations. Since then, WestJet has pioneered low-cost travel in Canada, cutting airfares in half, and increasing the flying population in Canada by more than 50 per cent. Following the 2025 integration of Sunwing, WestJet now has more than 14,000 WestJetters to support nearly 200 aircraft and connect guests to more than 100 destinations across North America, Central America, the Caribbean, Europe and Asia.
As a major Canadian employer that includes WestJet Airlines, WestJet Vacations, Vacances WestJet Quebec and Sunwing Vacations, the WestJet Group is Canada’s leading low-cost airline and largest vacation provider, with a united purpose of providing affordable and accessible air and vacation travel to Canadians.
Airline announces first non-stop gateway to South America from Toronto Pearson International Airport
TORONTO, Nov. 18, 2025 /CNW/ – WestJet today announced the first chapter in its summer 2026 network schedule, revealing five 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.
Route
Frequency
Starting date
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 strengthens Halifax’s role as Canada’s Atlantic gateway
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.”
Route
Frequency
Starting date
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
May 18, 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.
Route
Frequency
Starting date
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.
Route
Frequency
Starting date
Winnipeg-London (ON)
3x weekly
May 17, 2026
Vancouver-Penticton
5x weekly
May 15, 2026
WestJet andSunwing 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.
Route
Summer frequency
Toronto-Puerto Plata
1x weekly
Montreal-Puerto Plata
1x weekly
Montreal-Samana
1x weekly
Quebec City-Cayo Coco
1x weekly
Winnipeg-Cancun
1x weekly
Calgary-Mazatlán*
1x weekly
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.
Additional Quotes
“We’re thrilled to see WestJet expanding its international network from Toronto Pearson, including its first non-stop service to South America and the launch of North America’s only direct flight to Wales. These new routes further strengthen Pearson’s role as Canada’s global gateway, providing travellers with more options to connect to destinations across the United Kingdom, Europe, the Caribbean, and South America.” –Kurush Minocher, Interim Chief Commercial Officer, Toronto Pearson
“The Ontario Government is thrilled with WestJet’s expanded 2026 summer schedule, introducing new international gateways from Toronto and strengthening connections across Canada and beyond. This increase in service strengthens Ontario’s position as a global travel hub, increasing accessibility for international travellers to explore our vibrant province, celebrate our close cultural connections and enjoy our world-class travel experiences.” – Stan Cho, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Gaming
“We’re proud to welcome WestJet’s new direct service between Toronto and Cardiff for summer 2026. This exciting route marks a major step forward in expanding Wales’ global connectivity, strengthening tourism, business and cultural links with Canada and showcasing everything our nation has to offer on the international stage. We look forward to working closely with WestJet to make the service a great success and to giving Canadian visitors a truly warm Welsh welcome when they arrive at Cardiff Airport.” – Jon Bridge, Chief Executive Officer, Cardiff Airport
“This milestone underscores the importance of our region and the trust that international airlines are placing in Medellín as a key gateway to Colombia. With the arrival of WestJet, we continue strengthening our airport’s connectivity and our commitment to generating opportunities for tourism, business, and cultural exchange between both countries.” – Sara Ramírez Restrepo, General Manager of Airplan (Airport operator)
“We are very pleased because this new route continues to position Medellín as one of the most dynamic cities in Colombian tourism, recognized for its modern infrastructure, privileged climate, and ability to attract international visitors interested in culture, innovation, entertainment, and sustainability. It also strengthens our commitment to consolidating the city as the leading meetings destination in the region.” – Juliana Cardona Quirós, Executive Director of the Medellín and Antioquia Bureau
“We are thrilled to welcome WestJet back to Glasgow Airport with its direct Toronto service. Glasgow Airport has a close affinity with WestJet, due to the fact it was the first UK airport the airline ever operated from when it first touched down back in 2015.
The airline’s decision to re-establish this route highlights its confidence in the Glasgow market and demonstrates the strong demand that clearly exists from both leisure and business passengers for transatlantic connectivity. It also underlines our commitment to delivering key routes and services for our passengers and with Glasgow playing host to the Commonwealth Games next year, the timing of this announcement couldn’t be better.” – Matt Hazlewood, Chief Commercial Officer at AGS Airports
“The launch of this new direct route between Toronto and Ponta Delgada marks an important milestone for the Azores as a destination. WestJet’s commitment reflects a growing confidence in our potential and strengthens the archipelago’s connectivity with the North American market. We are confident that this service will boost the local economy, expand opportunities for sustainable tourism, and offer Canadian visitors an authentic and unforgettable experience in the heart of the Atlantic.
“Canada as an important market and welcomed Westjet first operation to Portugal, Toronto to Ponta Delgada and Halifax to Lisbon, expressing that the routes are well aligned with the strategy to expand connectivity and drive tourism growth, having tourists throughout the territory, all year round.” – Carlos Abade, Turismo de Portugal President
“Canada has long been a key inbound market for Scottish tourism, with strong family ties driving repeat visits and enabling travellers to spend time with loved ones. We’re also seeing growing interest from visitors without personal connections -those drawn to Scotland for its outdoor adventures, rich cultural heritage, and the chance to engage with local communities and experience authentic Scottish hospitality.
We look forward to continuing our partnership with WestJet and inspiring even more visits across Scotland.” – Denise Hill, VisitScotland’s Head of Business Development and Intermediary Marketing
“Destination Canada congratulates WestJet on expanding connections to Europe and South America. These new routes enhance access to Eastern and Atlantic Canada, strengthening Canada’s global competitiveness and fueling our visitor economy–creating jobs, supporting local businesses, and enriching communities from coast to coast to coast. Tourism, trade and travel are interdependent. These added routes strengthen Canada’s links with priority markets and support tangible economic activity at home.” – Marsha Walden, President and CEO of Destination Canada.
“This is welcome news for passengers, businesses and our tourism industries, both in Wales and Canada. With good connections to other Canadian cities, the new Toronto route will open up new economic opportunities for Wales in North America.
“We have around 35 Canadian companies in Wales, employing around 6,500 people, while Canada is an export market worth over £300m a year. Ahead of our Wales Investment Summit on 1st December, this is a positive example of how we are opening up international opportunities for people and businesses in Wales.” – First Minister Eluned Morgan
About WestJet WestJet took to the skies in 1996 with just over 200 employees and three aircraft operating service to five destinations. Since then, WestJet has pioneered low-cost travel in Canada, cutting airfares in half, and increasing the flying population in Canada by more than 50 per cent. Following the 2025 integration of Sunwing, WestJet now has more than 14,000 WestJetters to support nearly 200 aircraft and connect guests to more than 100 destinations across North America, Central America, the Caribbean, Europe and Asia.
As a major Canadian employer that includes WestJet Airlines, WestJet Vacations, Vacances WestJet Quebec and Sunwing Vacations, the WestJet Group is Canada’s leading low-cost airline and largest vacation provider, with a united purpose of providing affordable and accessible air and vacation travel to Canadians.
WINNIPEG, MB, July 7, 2025 /CNW/ – WestJet announced its winter 2025/2026 schedule, adding new non-stop service between Winnipeg and Liberia, Costa Rica, marking WestJet’s first ever non-stop route from Winnipeg to Central America. Starting December 19, 2025, and operating once weekly, the route further enhances Winnipeg’s connectivity to sought-after sun destinations and reaffirms WestJet’s position as Manitoba’s leisure travel champion and premier airline for sun vacations.
WestJet will operate 23 non-stop routes from Winnipeg this winter, including to 15 destinations in Mexico, Latin America, Caribbean, and to US sun. Additionally, WestJet is adding more non-stop service to Cancun and Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, increasing overall sun destination flying from Winnipeg by 14 per cent, compared to 2024.
“I am pleased to announce that we will once again be expanding our extensive network of sun destinations from Winnipeg this winter,” said John Weatherill, WestJet Executive Vice-President and Chief Commercial Officer. “WestJet’s all new service between Winnipeg and Liberia reflects our commitment to offering more convenient options for guests seeking sun-filled escapes this winter. WestJet guests departing from Winnipeg have come to expect affordable, non-stop service to key destinations, and our winter 2025/2026 schedule delivers on both.”
Route
Peak Weekly Frequency
Start Date
Frequency increase
Winnipeg-Liberia
1x weekly
December 19, 2025
New route
Winnipeg-Cancun*
12x weekly
October 26, 2025
9 per cent
Winnipeg-Puerto Vallarta*
10x weekly
October 26, 2025
11 per cent
*New frequency available July 14, 2025
Sunwing Vacations expands package options
The WestJet Group continues to offer enhanced vacation packages through Sunwing Vacations Group’s tour operating and retail brands, including WestJet Vacations. Vacation seekers can enjoy seamless, affordable holiday travel with the added benefit of WestJet’s industry-leading hospitality by booking on WestJet.com, Sunwing.ca or WestJet.com/en-ca/vacations.
Additional quotes “We’re thrilled to see WestJet continue to invest in Winnipeg’s air service with the addition of Liberia, Costa Rica — a destination that offers Manitoba travellers even more opportunity to explore and unwind. This new route, along with expanded service to Cancun and Puerto Vallarta, highlights WestJet’s confidence in our market and strengthens Winnipeg Richardson International Airport’s role as a key hub connecting our community to the world.” — Nick Hays, President & CEO, Winnipeg Airports Authority
About WestJet WestJet took to the skies in 1996 with just over 200 employees and three aircraft operating service to five destinations. Since then, WestJet has pioneered low-cost travel in Canada, cutting airfares in half, and increasing the flying population in Canada by more than 50 per cent. Following integration with Sunwing in 2025, more than 14,000 WestJetters support nearly 200 aircraft and connect guests to more than 100 destinations across North America, Central America, the Caribbean, Europe and Asia.
As a major Canadian employer that includes WestJet Airlines, Sunwing Vacations Group and WestJet Cargo, the WestJet Group is Canada’s leading low-cost airline and largest vacation provider, with a united purpose of providing affordable and accessible air and vacation travel to Canadians.
Increased service to Latin America, the Caribbean and Asia complements added capacity for key Canadian cities
CALGARY, AB, July 7, 2025 /CNW/ – WestJet revealed its 2025/2026 winter schedule, featuring five new destinations. While departures will increase by three per cent year-over-year, capacity will be consistent with last winter, as seats will be removed from former Sunwing/Swoop aircraft, which will be updated to WestJet’s standard configuration before the start of winter.
This winter, WestJet will operate 305 total routes and serve 62 Latin American, Caribbean, and US sun destinations, delivering more affordable opportunities for Canadians to escape the cold and enjoy sun-filled getaways. With both flight-only options through WestJet, and vacation packages through Sunwing Vacations Group, WestJet leads sun travel from Canada.
“Canadians want value while escaping the cold, and WestJet’s 2025/2026 winter schedule delivers on both affordability and choice,” said John Weatherill, WestJet Group Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer. “By expanding our sun network, strengthening key routes and growing strategically across Canada and internationally, WestJet is coming through for Canadians by connecting them to the destinations they love at prices they can afford. In fact, 71 per cent of WestJet’s non-stop services are currently priced lower than they were in 2024.”
New destinations and routes
The schedule adds new destinations Panama City, Panama; Guadalajara, Mexico; Tepic (Nayarit), Mexico; Havana, Cuba; and Managua, Nicaragua. The schedule also marks Mexico City’s first winter season of operation since becoming a year-round service.
Seat capacity across the Latin America and Caribbean region is scheduled to grow by six per cent, with popular vacation hotspots like Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic and Mexico in focus for new route growth.
New destinations
Peak frequency
Start date
End date
Calgary – Panama City
4x weekly
December 13, 2025
April 25, 2026
Calgary – Guadalajara
2x weekly
December 7, 2025
April 12, 2026
Calgary – Tepic (Nayarit)
1x weekly
December 13, 2025
April 25, 2026
Montréal – Managua
1x weekly
December 18, 2025
April 2, 2026
Toronto – Havana
2x weekly
December 18, 2025
April 23, 2026
New routes
Peak frequency
Start date
End date
Calgary – Cozumel
1x weekly
December 20, 2025
April 11, 2026
Calgary – Puerto Plata
1x weekly
December 14, 2025
April 12, 2026
Vancouver – Liberia
1x weekly
December 12, 2025
April 24, 2026
Montréal – Samaná
2x weekly
December 11, 2025
April 12, 2026
Québec City – Montego Bay
1x weekly
December 6, 2025
April 11, 2026
Thunder Bay – Punta Cana
1x weekly
December 16, 2025
April 7, 2026
Winnipeg – Liberia
1x weekly
December 19, 2025
April 25, 2026
Returning routes for Winter 2025/26
Samaná, Dominican Republic, previously offered only through Sunwing Airlines, will now be offered by WestJet, connecting guests to one of the Caribbean’s fastest-growing eco-tourism regions, known for its pristine beaches and natural beauty. WestJet also returns service to four additional routes, while restarting seasonal service to dozens of Canada’s favourite winter destinations.
Route
Peak frequency
Start date
End date
Calgary – Mexico City
4x weekly
Year-round service extension
Edmonton – Montego Bay
1x weekly
November 2, 2025
April 12, 2026
Québec City – San Andrés
1x weekly
December 8, 2025
April 6, 2026
Toronto – Samaná
1x weekly
December 11, 2025
April 23, 2026
Strengthening Asia connectivity
In addition to sun expansion, WestJet is continuing its growth in international markets. Service between the airline’s global hub in Calgary and Tokyo (Narita) will increase from three to seven flights per week, enabling daily connectivity to Asia and contributing to 18 per cent year-over-year in intercontinental growth.
“We’re prioritizing flexibility, optionality and value to meet Canadians’ demand to visit warm weather destinations. With a peak of over 4,300 weekly departures to 106 destinations planned this winter, there’s something for everyone!” added Weatherill.
WestJet’s full winter 2025/26 schedule is available for booking from July 14, 2025.
Additional quotes
Panama City (PTY) – Gloria De León Zubieta, Minister of Tourism of Panama.
“We are pleased to welcome WestJet’s upcoming service between Calgary and Panama City, which represents more than a new route, it is an opportunity for Panama to further connect with a high value market like Canada and continue positioning itself as a strategic hub in the region. This connection supports our national goal of attracting more international visitors, and showcasing Panama as a destination that bridges continents, cultures, and opportunities,” stated Gloria De León Zubieta, Minister of Tourism of Panama.
Tepic/Nayarit (TPQ) – Javier García Bejos, CEO of AME (Aeropuertos Mexicanos)
“This new direct service from Calgary represents much more than just an air connection: This is the result of years of work in conjunction with WestJet, a strategic airline in the Canadian market and a key player in the international expansion of the Riviera Nayarit. Thanks to the new Riviera Nayarit International Airport and historic levels of investment in the regional infrastructure, we can now offer a modern, efficient gateway that is perfectly connected to Mexico’s top destinations such as Sayulita, Tequila, Punta Mita, and San Blas, with travel times shorter than ever before.
The region is undergoing an unprecedented transformation: tourism is growing, investment is flowing, and we are laying the foundations for sustainable, inclusive, and high-value development in Nayarit.”
Tepic/Nayarit (TPQ) – Miguel Ángel Navarro Quintero, Governor of Nayarit
“We are pleased to announce the launch of a new direct route between Calgary and the Tepic–Riviera Nayarit International Airport, operated by WestJet. This historic flight marks the first direct connection between Canada and the state of Nayarit, representing a major milestone in the expansion of international tourism to the region. This new route makes it easier for Canadian travelers to explore the rich cultural heritage, stunning natural landscapes, and sunny beaches of the Riviera Nayarit and the entire state. We look forward to welcoming more visitors to experience the warmth, beauty, and vibrant traditions that make Nayarit a truly unique destination.”
Guadalajara (GDL) – Raúl Revuelta Musalem, CEO of Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico
“The launch of this new route to Calgary, operated by a renowned airline like WestJet, not only expands travel options but also drives an increase in tourist arrivals to the state of Jalisco. In line with our expansion plans, we continue to create optimal conditions for Guadalajara Airport to position itself as a strategic hub for operations targeting the Canadian market,” said Raúl Revuelta Musalem, CEO of Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico.
Havana (HAV) – Cuban Aviation Corporation
“The Cuban Aviation Corporation enthusiastically welcomes the announcement of WestJet’s operations to Havana this winter. This new service represents a significant step in strengthening ties between Canada and Cuba, and will facilitate the access of more Canadian visitors to the Cuban capital, contributing to the recovery and revitalization of the national tourism sector.
We warmly welcome WestJet and wish it every success in this new era, convinced that its presence will contribute to the sustainable growth of tourism and aviation in Cuba.”
“WestJet’s 2025/2026 winter schedule marks a pivotal moment for our growing belly cargo operations,” said Amanda Ierfino, WestJet Vice-President, Sales and Cargo. ” With expanded capacity and increasing momentum, we expect strong cargo demand across new routes to Guadalajara, Managua, Samaná and Havana. The launch of daily service to Tokyo is particularly exciting, as it presents robust two-way trade potential in high-value sectors such as electronics, automotive components, machinery and premium perishables like seafood and fresh fruit.”
About WestJet
WestJet took to the skies in 1996 with just over 200 employees and three aircraft operating service to five destinations. Since then, WestJet has pioneered low-cost travel in Canada, cutting airfares in half, and increasing the flying population in Canada by more than 50 per cent. Following integration with Sunwing in 2025, more than 14,000 WestJetters support nearly 200 aircraft and connect guests to more than 100 destinations across North America, Central America, the Caribbean, Europe and Asia.
As a major Canadian employer that includes WestJet Airlines, Sunwing Vacations Group and WestJet Cargo, the WestJet Group is Canada’s leading low-cost airline and largest vacation provider, with a united purpose of providing affordable and accessible air and vacation travel to Canadians.
Learn more about WestJet at westjet.com/en-ca/who-we-are (also available in French)
New routes unite Canadian communities, boost East Coast links to Europe
HALIFAX, NS, April 22, 2025 /CNW/ – WestJet today announced a major expansion of its domestic network with new non-stop service between Halifax Stanfield International Airport (YHZ) and three Canadian cities for summer 2025. The expansion includes all-new non-stop service from Saskatoon and Regina and the return of flying between Vancouver and Halifax. In addition, new flights between Winnipeg and St. John’s have been added to the extensive summer schedule. WestJet is also increasing frequency on its popular Halifax routes from Winnipeg and Edmonton, as well as between Calgary and Deer Lake.
“These routes bring greater choice to our guests across the country and make it easier for Canadians to access our expanding transatlantic network from Halifax and St. John’s,” said John Weatherill, WestJet Executive Vice-President and Chief Commercial Officer. “As demand for summer travel continues to evolve, we are focused on flying people where they want to go, whether it’s reuniting with loved ones in the prairies, exploring new sights in the Maritimes or seamlessly connecting to Europe.”
New domestic routes for summer 2025
Route
Frequency
Start date
Winnipeg – St. John’s
2x weekly
July 1, 2025
Vancouver – Halifax*
4x weekly
July 1, 2025
Saskatoon – Halifax
1x weekly
June 28, 2025
Regina – Halifax
1x weekly
June 29, 2025
*Previously served in summer 2024
Domestic frequency increases for summer 2025
Route
Frequency
Frequency increase
Winnipeg – Halifax
10x weekly
43 per cent
Edmonton – Halifax
13x weekly
8 per cent
Calgary – Deer Lake
3x weekly
50 per cent
The domestic service enhancements are strategically designed to facilitate seamless, one-stop connectivity to WestJet’s direct flights from Halifax and St. John’s to Europe, including Barcelona, Paris, Amsterdam, Dublin, Edinburgh and London, offering more options for guests looking to explore across the Atlantic. WestJet’s full summer schedule can be found on WestJet.com.
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“Halifax is seeing record transatlantic capacity this year, and it’s exciting to see WestJet expanding their domestic offerings this summer,” said Marie Manning, Vice President of Business Development and Chief Commercial Officer at Halifax International Airport Authority. “We’re especially pleased to welcome non-stop services to Regina and Saskatoon for the first time and the return of the popular Halifax – Vancouver service, further strengthening Halifax Stanfield’s connections to the number of destinations last seen in 2019.”
“St. John’s International Airport is thrilled with WestJet’s commitment to directly connect St. John’s and Winnipeg,” commented St. John’s International Airport CEO, Dennis Hogan. “This brand new, non-stop route offers further choice to passengers in the summer months and strengthens WestJet’s commitment to our region.”
“Deer Lake Regional Airport is excited to welcome an additional frequency to Calgary bringing the direct non-stop connection to western Canada to three times weekly starting in late June. Western NL is home to incredible tourism experiences and home for many in western Canada. The additional flight makes connecting western and eastern Canada that much easier,” said Tammy Priddle, Deer Lake Regional Airport President and Chief Executive Officer.
“WestJet has consistently demonstrated their commitment to serving our region. Introducing this new non-stop summer flight from Regina to Halifax is a significant milestone and will enhance travel options for the people of Southern Saskatchewan. In addition to fulfilling a demand for more direct connections to Canada’s East Coast, Halifax is a strong connecting city to Europe through WestJet’s expanding network,” said James Bogusz, Regina Airport Authority President and Chief Executive Officer.
“WestJet is a valued partner and currently provides Saskatoon with the highest number of flight options among our air service partners. Their ongoing commitment to enhancing air access supports regional economic growth and strengthens our community’s connectivity. We are thrilled to welcome the addition of Halifax to our route network—further connecting our city and province to Canada and the world,” said Stephen Maybury, Saskatoon Airport Authority President and Chief Executive Officer.
“As Manitoba’s international gateway, Winnipeg Richardson International Airport is proud to support WestJet’s continued investment in strengthening domestic and transatlantic connectivity,” said Nick Hays, President and CEO of Winnipeg Airports Authority. “New service to St. John’s and increased frequencies to Halifax will provide more options for travellers while reinforcing Winnipeg’s growing role in connecting Canadians from coast to coast—and beyond.”
“We are pleased to see the return of service to Halifax from Vancouver for the summer season. This provides Canadians with increased options to travel between the East and West Coast and take in the diverse tourism experiences across the country,” said Russell Atkinson, Director, Air Service Development at Vancouver International Airport (YVR).
About WestJet WestJet took to the skies in 1996 with just over 200 employees and three aircraft operating service to five destinations. Since then, WestJet has pioneered low-cost travel in Canada, cutting airfares in half, and increasing the flying population in Canada by more than 50 per cent. Following integration with Sunwing in 2025, more than 14,000 WestJetters support nearly 200 aircraft and connect guests to more than 100 destinations across North America, Central America, the Caribbean, Europe and Asia.
As a major Canadian employer that includes WestJet Airlines, Sunwing Vacations Group and WestJet Cargo, the WestJet Group is Canada’s leading low-cost airline and largest vacation provider, with a united purpose of providing affordable and accessible air and vacation travel to Canadians.
More Flights. More Savings. More Eh-mazing Adventures.
Edmonton, March 27, 2025 – Snow problem, Canada – we’ve got you covered. Flair Airlines just dropped its Winter 2025 schedule like it’s hot chocolate on a cold day – with way more domestic flights to get you where you need to go (and maybe where you didn’t know you needed to).
From extra hops between Vancouver and Calgary to a full-on flight-fest between Edmonton and Abbotsford, Flair is doubling down on domestic to bring you more flexibility, more savings, and fewer excuses to not visit your in-laws. Or not. We don’t judge. You could always fly directly to Guadalajara, Mexico, 4 times a week from Vancouver for a quick escape to heat and history.
“We’re turning up the heat on winter travel with more flights, better options, and unbeatable value,” said Maciej Wilk, interim CEO of Flair Airlines. “Whether you’re chasing powder in the Rockies or pierogies in Toronto, we’re here to get you there — affordably, frequently, safely, and on time.”
What’s New & Juicy in Winter 2025?
Vancouver–Calgary: Now 21 flights a week (+40%) – basically, a shuttle.
Edmonton–Abbotsford: +10 flights/week – call it “the commuter express.”
Vancouver–Toronto: Jumping from 11 to 20 flights – because one flight a day was so 2023.
Kelowna–Calgary: No longer seasonal – it’s officially a year-round love affair.
With demand for U.S. sun-trips cooling down, Flair is going all-in on True North travel. That means more planes, more cities, more maple-flavoured memories.
Oh, and did we mention the best completion factor in Canada and the only On-Time Guarantee in the country? We don’t just get you there – we get you there when we said we would.
So, what are you waiting for, Canada? That cousin’s wedding? That business trip? That ski weekend? The sky’s wide open. Let’s go.
About Flair Airlines
Flair Airlines is Canada’s most reliable airline. As Canada’s greenest airline, Flair is on a mission to provide affordable air travel that connects Canadians to the people and experiences they love. With an expanding fleet of Boeing 737 aircraft, Flair is growing to serve over 35 cities across Canada, the U.S., Mexico, the Dominican Republic, and Jamaica. For more information, please visit www.flyflair.com.
REGINA/SASKATOON, SK, Nov. 18, 2024 /CNW/ – WestJet’s summer 2025 schedule expands Saskatchewan’s connectivity with 20 per cent with province-wide growth in seat capacity, cementing the airline’s position as Saskatchewan’s number one air carrier. With 23 per cent growth in seat capacity from Regina and 19 per cent growth from Saskatoon, guests from across Saskatchewan will benefit from enhanced non-stop connections this summer, fulfilling the province’s demand for business and leisure travel.
“We are thrilled to reaffirm our commitment to Saskatchewan and connecting Canadians from coast-to-coast with enhanced service from Regina and Saskatoon,” said John Weatherill, WestJet Executive Vice-President and Chief Commercial Officer. “This summer, WestJet will increase Saskatchewan’s connectivity to domestic and transborder destinations, while continuing to offer guests more affordability, flexibility and choice.”
“WestJet’s massive investment in building the Regina Airport’s flight capacity this year has had a very positive impact on the economy in southern Saskatchewan,” says James Bogusz, President and CEO of the Regina Airport. “The unprecedented access they are providing to major Canadian markets, in addition to daily non-stop service to Minneapolis, and a full schedule of winter getaways is absolutely fantastic for our entire region.”
“Our airline partnerships are what helps to define our success. Driven in part by WestJet’s steadfast commitment to our community, YXE Saskatoon Airport achieved unprecedented levels of summer passenger travel,” says Stephen Maybury, President and CEO of YXE Saskatoon Airport. “WestJet’s dedication to our community enriches the travel experience for our passengers by offering increased flexibility and destination options, while also fueling trade, tourism and regional economic prosperity.”
Route
Peak weekly frequency
Per cent frequency increase
Saskatoon-Edmonton
14x weekly
100 per cent
Saskatoon-Vancouver
11x weekly
10 per cent
Saskatoon-Winnipeg
13x weekly
8 per cent
Regina-Edmonton
14x weekly
133 per cent
Regina-Vancouver
Daily
n/a
Regina-Winnipeg
11x weekly
120 per cent
To support the ongoing schedule enhancements in Saskatchewan, and beyond, WestJet has recently reaffirmed its commitment to providing world-class reliable air travel all year long. To learn more about the changes being made to fortify WestJet’s operational resiliency, visit the WestJet newsroom.
About WestJet
In 28 years of serving Canadians, WestJet has cut airfares in half and increased the flying population in Canada to more than 50 per cent. WestJet launched in 1996 with three aircraft, 250 employees and five destinations, growing over the years to more than 180 aircraft, 14,000 employees and more than 100 destinations in 26 countries.
For more information about everything WestJet, please visit westjet.com.
Enhanced domestic, transborder and intercontinental connections pave the way for cross-country economic growth and expanded opportunities for business and leisure travel
CALGARY, AB, Nov. 18, 2024 /CNW/ – Today WestJet announced its complete summer schedule for 2025, featuring 10 per cent growth network wide and domestic growth of 12 per cent. As the airline introduces two new domestic and three new transborder destinations, along with 11 new routes across its network, WestJet is actively pursuing its strategy to improve air travel accessibility and affordability across Canada.
“WestJet’s expanded summer schedule reflects our continued commitment to connecting Canadians by increasing our domestic and international capacity. In Canada alone we are growing capacity by 12 percent, operating to 41 airports with over 3,000 weekly departures,” said John Weatherill, WestJet Group, Executive Vice-President and Chief Commercial Officer. “Offering more options for business and leisure travel, we’re excited to see our guests’ stories take off this summer as we ensure Canadians have affordable and reliable access to visit the people and destinations they love.”
This summer, WestJet will deliver double-digit increases in total seat capacity across 10 major Canadian airports:
Canadian destination
Capacity increase over summer 2024
Calgary
11 per cent
Edmonton
23 per cent
Kelowna
15 per cent
Montreal
31 per cent
Ottawa
36 per cent
Regina
23 per cent
Saskatoon
19 per cent
Vancouver
12 per cent
Victoria
18 per cent
Winnipeg
19 per cent
Providing greater air access to Canadians
WestJet will welcome two new domestic destinations to its network this summer with direct and exclusive service to Calgary. These new domestic routes enhance opportunities for Canadians to explore the country along with increased access to connect onwards to WestJet’s vast network of global destinations, through its global hub in Calgary.
New destinations
Sudbury, Ontario: Bringing two-times weekly service to the largest metropolitan area in Canada currently without WestJet operations, the airline is opening a highly-anticipated gateway for Northern Ontario communities to connect to Western Canada for business and leisure getaways this summer;
Sydney, Nova Scotia: In alignment with WestJet’s strategy, the airline continues to strengthen its seamless connectivity between Atlantic and Western Canada, with the addition of two-times weekly service between Sydney and Calgary.
Domestic summer schedule highlights
Route
Peak weekly frequency
Start date
End date
Summer service change
Calgary-Sudbury
2x weekly
June 12
October 19
Returning destination
Calgary-Sydney
2x weekly
June 10
October 18
Returning destination
Significant expansion of service to the United States
Introducing three new U.S. destinations to its Alberta network this summer, WestJet continues to enhance its transborder service, providing convenient opportunities for Canadians to access their favourite leisure and business destinations north and south of the border.
New destinations
Anchorage, Alaska: Launching two-times weekly service between Calgary and Anchorage, Canadians connecting via the airline’s hub, will gain coveted seasonal access to Alaska’s incredible recreational landscapes and popular cruise opportunities;
Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina: Providing three-times weekly access between Calgary and one of the fastest-growing U.S. cities, WestJet will give Western Canadians seamless access to a thriving business hub, home to leading companies in healthcare, education and technology;
Salt Lake City, Utah: In addition to providing non-stop access to Utah’s scenic landscapes, WestJet’s new five-times weekly service between Edmonton and Salt Lake City will be monumental for business and leisure travellers.
In addition, WestJet will significantly grow Western Canada’s summer connectivity to Florida, introducing four new routes to the sunshine state.
Transborder summer schedule highlights
Route
Frequency
Start date
End date
Summer service change
Calgary-Raleigh- Durham
3x weekly
June 9
October 13
New destination
Calgary- Anchorage
2x weekly
June 29
September 7
New destination
Calgary- Minneapolis
4x weekly
May 16
September 3
New route
Calgary-Fort Lauderdale
1x weekly
Year-round service
Winter service extension
Calgary-Tampa
1x weekly
Year-round service
Winter service extension
Edmonton-Salt Lake City
5x weekly
May 15
October 24
New destination
Edmonton- Chicago
3x weekly
June 4
October 22
New route
Vancouver- Boston
Daily
June 9
October 13
New route
Vancouver – Tampa
1x weekly
June 14
October 25
New route
Winnipeg- Orlando
1x weekly
Year-round service
Winter extension
Kelowna-Seattle
7x weekly
Year-round service
Winter extension
WestJet builds trade and tourism potential with enhanced access to Delta hubs
WestJet is growing transborder service by 11 per cent this summer, operating to 29 airports with over 900 weekly departures, and continuing to enhance its connectivity from across Canada to Delta Air Line’s major U.S. hubs. Through WestJet’s longstanding partnership with Delta, guests connecting through Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, New York City, Salt Lake City and Seattle will gain access to a vast network of U.S. destinations on a single purchased ticket with check-in for all flights at first departure, baggage tagged to their final destination and lounge access for select guests.
Continued expansion to Europe and Asia
Growing its transatlantic service from Eastern Canada, WestJet will introduce non-stop connectivity between St. John’s and Paris and welcome back service between Halifax and Paris and St. John’s and Dublin, this summer. Additionally, WestJet will enhance its existing transatlantic connectivity, beginning its service between Halifax and Edinburgh and Dublin one month earlier than 2024, while increasing St. John’s previous service to London (Gatwick) from three-times weekly to four-times weekly.
Growing its global hub’s transpacific service, WestJet will maintain its daily service to Tokyo this summer, while increasing Calgary’s capacity serving Incheon.
Route
Frequency
Start date
End date
Summer service change
Transatlantic
St. John’s – Paris
1x weekly
May 18
October 19
New route
St. John’s – Dublin
2x weekly
May 22
October 23
Returning route
St. John’s – London (Gatwick)
4x weekly
April 28
October 25
Increase frequency
Halifax – Paris
4x weekly
May 16
October 25
Returning route
Halifax – Edinburgh
3x weekly
May 15
October 14
Service extension
Halifax – Dublin
4x weekly
May 20
October 13
Service extension
Transpacific
Calgary – Incheon
4x weekly
March 31
October 19
Increase frequency
Planning for growth
The acquisition of nine leased Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, along with Swoop and Sunwing planes, allows the airline to bolster its strategic fleet growth, while managing delays for direct-from-factory aircraft. Updating and refreshing the interior cabins of all of these aircraft will be prioritized as part of the airline’s existing fleet reconfiguration plans, to ensure a consistent experience for guests across its operation as soon as possible.
To support the ongoing schedule enhancements across its growing network, WestJet has recently reaffirmed its commitment to providing world-class reliable air travel all year long. To learn more about the enhancements being made to fortify WestJet’s operational resiliency, visit the WestJet Newsroom.
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“We are thrilled to continue enhancing connectivity for guests travelling through YYC Calgary International Airport with WestJet’s new routes and increased service to a number of exciting destinations,” said Balázs Bogats, Chief Commercial Officer for The Calgary Airport Authority. “These additions create more opportunities for travellers to explore new sights and experiences, while bringing greater access to Calgary, the Rocky Mountains and Western Canada. Our close partnership with WestJet enables us to deliver exceptional travel experiences and support future growth for our community and region.”
“We are thrilled to welcome WestJet’s new service between Anchorage and Calgary. This route strengthens our connection to Canada, offering travelers more convenience and opportunities to explore everything both Anchorage and Calgary have to offer. WestJet’s commitment to this market reflects the growing demand for seamless travel options, and we are proud to support this expansion. Anchorage International Airport is dedicated to fostering connections that benefit our community, our economy, and the region as a whole. We look forward to a successful partnership with WestJet and encourage travelers to take advantage of this exciting new service,” said Angie Spear, Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, Director.
“We’re excited to welcome RDU’s first nonstop route to Calgary on Canadian airline WestJet,” said Michael Landguth, president and CEO of the Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority. “This new seasonal service offers Triangle travelers convenient opportunities to visit the Rockies in Western Canada and easily connect to WestJet’s comprehensive network of Canadian and international destinations.”
About WestJet In 28 years of serving Canadians, WestJet has cut airfares in half and increased the flying population in Canada to more than 50 per cent. WestJet launched in 1996 with three aircraft, 250 employees and five destinations, growing over the years to more than 14,000 employees, 200 aircraft, and more than 100 destinations in 25 countries.
For more information about everything WestJet, please visit westjet.com.
