Need flights in Canada - why not try WestJet ?
WestJet is the enfant terrible of Canadian aviation, born in 1996 and loved by its Canadian customers who have enjoyed its low cost fares and supported it to become Canada's second largest airline after the national carrier, Air Canada. WestJet's remarkable rise in the highly competitive Canadian air travel market reflects its ability to fit into the mood of 21st century Canada with a caring, low cost ethos plus plenty of fun and strong ties with community projects. Its first ever flight on the leap year day 29th February 1996 from its home base of the cowboy town, Calgary, Alberta. Initially operating domestic scheduled services connecting secondary cities such Calgary, Edmonton, Kelowna, Vancouver, Winnipeg, Regina, Saskatoon, and Victoria with a matched fleet of older Boeing 737 aircraft, WestJet has grown into a major international airline flying to over 70 destinations in 13 countries throughout North America, including 30 cities in Canada and 17 in the United States. Still with its home in Calgary, West Jet now has a second major hub at Toronto's international Airport and uses a fleet of very modern Boeing 737-600, 700 and 800 variants.
WestJet flights - what to expect ?
WestJet is an innovator and strives to offer its guests a friendly, efficient and relaxing experience from the time of booking to the final destination. At most of the airports it serves, WestJet’s check-in choices include web check-in, mobile check-in, self-serve check-in or traditional counter check-in. On board its leather seating throughout, live seat back TV and - like low cost carriers everywhere light meals are available for purchase. The WestJet difference is in the friendliness of the cabin crew, westJet prides itself on being built on the caring attitude of its staff and front line cabin crew have played a big part in WestJet winning awards such as "Canada’s Most Admired Corporate Culture". It's a fact that over 85% of qualified WestJet employees own shares in the company, so as a passenger you're treated with respect by a person who has a stake in making you want to fly with them again !
WestJet - where do they fly ?
Once it was only within Canada but by 2011 the route network has grown to include international routes between cities as far apart s Montego Bay and Vancouver. Using WestJet to fly into Canada you can take one of their frequent services fro US cities such as: Fort Lauderdale,Fort Myers, Honolulu, Kahului, Kalaoa, Lihue, Las Vegas 9there are lots of WestJet flights from Las Vegas!, Los Angeles, Miami, New York Newark, Orange County - John Wayne Airport, Orlando , Palm Springs, Phoenix - Sky Harbor International Airport, San Diego, San Francisco and Tampa. As well as these destinations, WestJet flies to many Caribbean and Mexican destinations from over 30 Canadian airports and the list is still growing !
Why Choose WestJet ?
Well, we think its one of the best airlines in the world ! It's profitable, safe, modern, passenger friendly, technologically advanced and it has low fares. Plus, if all that wasn't reason enough, its has a really strong commitment to environmentally friendly operating procedures. WestJet is truly a 21st century airline. We recommend you try it.
With more than 25 years of experience, Alternative Airlines has become a specialist in arranging flights to the more unusual destinations around the world, plus we have strong relationships with airlines, such as WestJet, which may not be the first airline you think about when booking your flight to or from Canada.
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