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WestJet Unveils Toronto Blue Jays Co-Branded Aircraft

WestJet has celebrated the renewal of its long-standing partnership with the Toronto Blue Jays, unveiling a specially branded Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft.

AviationSource News•Len Varley25 Jun

WestJet Unveils New Blue Jays Livery

The repainted 787 MAX 8 took off from Toronto Pearson on Wednesday.

AirlineGeeks•Zach Vasile25 Jun

WestJet ranked first in North America for on-time performance in May

LARA•Matthew Wilson25 Jun

WestJet Ends 20 US Routes: See All Major Flight Changes Now [Map]

WestJet is cutting US leisure flying while shifting aircraft toward Europe and non-US sun markets.

Simple Flying•Paul Hartley24 Jun

WestJet Hits A Home Run With Stunning New Aircraft Livery

The new paint scheme has debuted on a Boeing 737 MAX 8.

Simple Flying•Jake Hardiman24 Jun

WestJet introduces a Toronto Blue Jays logo jet on C-GORP

WestJet today celebrated the renewal of its long-standing partnership with the Toronto Blue Jays by taking it to new heights – 35,000 feet to be exact. The airline unveiled a specially designed co-branded Toronto Blue Jays Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, connecting fans in communities across Canada and reinforcing WestJet’s position as a leading national airline. The […]

World Airline News•Bruce Drum23 Jun

Why Air Canada & WestJet Just Turned Checked Bag Fees Into A Fuel-Price Lever

Rising fuel prices have put the aviation industry in a state of panic. Many cancelled flights and a bleak outlook. Are baggage fees the savior?

Simple Flying•Jacob Johnson18 Jun

WestJet taps local craft brewery, Tool Shed as exclusive onboard beer provider

WestJet is deepening its routes in Calgary by adding Tool Shed Brewing Company’s true craft beer on board all WestJet flights offering buy on board food and beverage service. Beginning July 15, guests will be able to choose between three of Tool Shed’s most iconic sips: People Skills blonde ale, Golden Hour hazy pale ale […]

World Airline News•Bruce Drum17 Jun

WestJet to retire 737-700s earlier due to high fuel costs

Canadian carrier plans to replace its oldest narrowbody jets with newer 737 MAX aircraft while preparing for the arrival of the larger MAX 10

Air Data News•Ricardo Meier12 Jun