WestJet Airlines

WestJet ? We Fly Where You Want to Go

With more than 1,850 weekly departures throughout its network, WestJet serves the following cities throughout North America:
Abbotsford, Calgary, Comox, Edmonton, Fort McMurray, Gander, Grande Prairie, Halifax, Hamilton, Kelowna, London, Moncton, Montr?al, Ottawa, Prince George, Regina, Saskatoon, St. John?s, Thunder Bay, Toronto, Vancouver, Victoria, Windsor, Winnipeg, Fort Lauderdale, Los Angeles, New York, Orlando, Phoenix, Palm Springs, San Francisco and Tampa.

Following are a few reasons you should choose WestJet the next time you?re ready to fly somewhere:

History of success
WestJet started flight operations on February 29, 1996 with 220 employees and three aircraft to the cities of Vancouver, Kelowna, Calgary, Edmonton, and Winnipeg. Thanks to the support of its loyal guests and travel agency partners, the airline has grown to serve 32 destinations with approximately 4,800 employees ? and they continue to grow!

The WestJet Fleet
By year-end 2005, WestJet will operate a growing fleet of 66 aircraft featuring 42 new Next-Generation Boeing 737-700 aircraft - all equipped with comfortable leather seats and more legroom.

As Seen on WestJet ? Live Satellite Television
WestJet expects to have all of its 737-700s equipped with LiveTV by spring 2005. Choose from 24 channels of sports, news, lifestyle and more. Live Bell ExpressVu satellite TV offers individual monitors and controls in the armrest so you can change the channel, volume and brightness of your television.

Inflight Service
WestJet provides complimentary coffee, juice, soft drinks and a variety of light snacks (cookies, snack mix) on all their flights. The airline also offers a new inflight food service called Buy On Board, provided on the majority of its scheduled flights that are longer than three hours. Guests can choose from fresh sandwiches and snacks at reasonable prices.

WestJet Self-Serve Check-In
Airports in Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, Ottawa, Montr?al and Winnipeg are all equipped with new self-service check-in kiosks allowing guests to skip the lineup and check themselves in.

WestJet has a reputation as a caring company, not only for the way they treat their guests and their people with respect and compassion, but also for their commitment to the communities that they serve. Throughout 2004, WestJet supported thousands of charitable and non-profit organizations across Canada with complimentary flights to assist them with their fundraising efforts.

In 2004, WestJet was also named one of Canada?s Top 100 Employers and received recent praise, once again, in the Air Travel Complaints Commissioner?s Report for the period of July 1, 2003 to December 31, 2003 as they received only one complaint (down from six in the previous six months.)

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