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.”
WestJet will deliver double-digit increases in total seat capacity across 10 major Canadian airports next summer.
WestJet will welcome two new domestic destinations to its network this summer with direct and exclusive service to Calgary from Sydney, Nova Scotia and Sudbury, Ontario.
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.
The three new U.S. destinations to the network will be Anchorage, Alaska; Salt Lake City, Utah and Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina. In addition, the airline will significantly grow Western Canada’s summer connectivity to Florida, introducing four new routes to the sunshine state.
Transborder service is growing by 11 per cent next summer with operations in 29 airports with over 900 weekly departures, as Westjet continues to enhance its connectivity from across Canada to Delta Air Line’s major U.S. hubs.
