WestJet (WS) is withdrawing two US destinations as the Canadian airline continues to reshape its transborder network.
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A WestJet Boeing 737 MAX 8 collided with a parked catering truck while being towed at Toronto Pearson International Airport on October 27.
WestJet (WS), Canada’s second-largest airline, has removed 13 international destinations from its network during 2026 as it reshapes its schedule across Europe, the Caribbean, Latin America and the United States.
First officers at WestJet in 2026 receive a base annual salary that typically starts around CAD 120,000 per year for newer pilots on narrow-body operations.
WestJet (WS) is one of Canada’s largest and most recognisable carriers, known for its blend of friendly service and competitive pricing across domestic and international routes.
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Travellers flying with WestJet (WS) over the upcoming August long weekend could face an unexpected financial setback if cabin crew walk off the job, as travel insurance experts warn that many newly purchased policies are unlikely to cover strike-related disruptions.
WestJet (WS) has launched its first-ever nonstop service between Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) and Cardiff Airport (CWL), restoring direct air connectivity between Canada and Wales after an 18-year gap.
WestJet (WS) has removed 41 international routes from its network as the Canadian carrier reshapes its schedule for the 2026 travel season.
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