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WestJet Announces New Routes for Spring-Summer 2025

WestJet Announces New Routes for Spring-Summer 2025
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WestJet has announced its new routes for spring and summer 2025, with 10% network growth and 12% growth in Canada, and over 3,000 weekly departures.

The airline said it was adding two domestic and three cross-border destinations, as well as 11 new routes.

WestJet – Sudbury and Sydney to Calgary

This summer, WestJet will be offering two new destinations in Canada with non-stop service to Calgary: Sudbury, Ontario, and Sydney, Nova Scotia.

Here are the flight details:

DestinationsFrequencyStart of serviceEnd of serviceChange of service in summer
Calgary-SudburyTwice a weekJune 12October 19Route returning
Calgary-SydneyTwice a weekJune 10October 18Route returning

WesJet – New Destinations in the United States

WestJet announced a major expansion of its service to the United States, adding three new destinations to its Alberta network: Anchorage, Alaska, Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, and Salt Lake City, Utah.

In addition, the airline will be offering passengers four new routes to Florida.

Here are the flight details:

DestinationsFrequencyStart of serviceEnd of serviceChange of service in summer
Calgary-AnchorageTwice a weekJune 29September 7New destination
Calgary-MinneapolisFour times a weekMay 16September 3New route
Calgary-Fort LauderdaleOnce a weekYear-round serviceWinter service extension
Calgary-TampaOnce a weekYear-round serviceWinter service extension
Edmonton-Salt Lake CityFive times a weekMay 15October 24New destination
Edmonton-ChicagoThree times a weekJune 4October 22New route
Vancouver-BostonEvery dayJune 9October 13New route
Vancouver – TampaOnce a weekJune 14New route
Winnipeg-OrlandoOnce a weekYear-round serviceWinter service extension
Kelowna-SeattleSeven times a weekYear-round serviceWinter service extension

WestJet – Flights to Europe and Asia

WestJet has announced it is improving connectivity between Canada and Delta Air Lines’ main US hubs. The airline also mentioned its objective to continue its expansion in Europe and Asia.

Among the new services: WestJet will launch a non-stop service between St. John’s and Paris, and will maintain its daily service to Tokyo, as well as increasing its service between Calgary and Incheon.

Here are the flight details:

DestinationsFrequencyStart of serviceEnd of serviceChange of service in summer
St. John’s – ParisOnce a weekMay 18October 19New route
St. John’s – DublinTwice a weekMay 22October 23Route returning
St. John’s – London (Gatwick)Four times a weekApril 28October 25Increased frequency
Halifax – ParisFour times a weekMay 16October 25October 25th
Halifax – EdinburghThree times a weekMay 15October 14Service extension
Halifax – DublinFour times a weekMay 20October 13Service extension
Calgary – IncheonFour times a weekMarch 31October 19Increased frequency

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WestJet offers the WestJet Rewards loyalty program, giving members the opportunity to earn WestJet dollars.

 

One of the best ways to earn WestJet dollars on your everyday spending is to use the RBC Avion Visa Infinite or RBC Avion Visa Infinite Privilege card.


You’ll be able to collect Avion points and transfer them to WestJet Rewards. And take advantage of RBC offers that will help you earn points faster with select brands.

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