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WestJet adds 31 additional European cities to its network
WestJet announced that effective September 25, 2023, its guests would have access to 31 new locations across 11 European countries from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) as part of an expansion of WestJet’s codeshare agreement with Air France.
As the result of a successful 10-year cooperation, the two airlines have connected millions of travelers between Canada and Europe with the convenience of a single ticket and the opportunity to earn WestJet Dollars throughout their journey.
Previously, WestJet and Air France’s code share arrangement comprised 22 destinations through Charles De Gaulle Airport, all of which will be retained as the number of onward destinations in Europe expands to 53 as part of the WestJet network.
WestJet has extended its seasonal service between Calgary and Paris to now operate year-round due to high demand. During peak travel months, the once-seasonal route will continue to operate on WestJet’s 787 Dreamliner up to seven days per week, serving as the ideal connection hub for travelers to smoothly connect to Air France to these additional locations.
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Air France and WestJet have a long-standing and extensive relationship with more than 23 destinations offered across Canada under the Air France code. With this development, it expanding the cooperation further and is honored to welcome WestJet’s guests onboard to the European network.
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