May 17 - WestJet is committed to helping Canadians safely reconnect with friends, family and loved ones across the country. That’s why they’re excited to announce that at the end of June 2021 WestJet will offer service to over 40 destinations from coast to coast, including the return of 4 much-loved seasonal routes. 

 

Flexibility matters

WestJet's flexible change/cancel program, is available through to May 31, 2021 on all bookings, providing you with added relief so you can start planning for summer and beyond.

 

See where WestJet is flying

WestJet's schedules are being updated frequently. For up-to-date information on their Domestic routes or to find out when they fly to seasonal destinations, please check the schedules before planning your trip.

 

Flights Within Canada

Flights Outside Canada

 

Connecting Canadians with flights to over 40 destinations

Set your sights on Canada this summer. And with scheduled service to over 40 destinations across the country, you can experience more of Canada from coast to coast. Of these 40+ destinations, WestJet also sees the return of 4 seasonal routes. For a full list of seasonal routes that resume service at the end of June see below:

• Deer Lake - Toronto
• Gander - Halifax
• Whitehorse - Calgary
• Windsor - Calgary

 

So, hike in the Rockies, chill in the prairies, and feel the ocean spray on each coast while you reconnect with loved ones and discover local hidden gems.

 

Find great fares to the best vacation spots right here at home in Canada.

 

See Canada Flights Within Canada

 

For more information on fares, please visit westjet.com.

 

 

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