Canada’s second-largest airline has extended cuts to number of its flights to Vancouver Island.
In a recent media release, WestJet says it will extend suspension of routes representing thousands of weekly flights from its its June 5 to July 4 domestic schedule.
Many of those flights have been suspended since May 4.
The Calgary-based airline’s service reduction includes the suspension of six Vancouver Island routes; Vancouver-Comox, Vancouver-Nanaimo, Kelowna-Victoria, Edmonton-Victoria, Edmonton-Comox and Toronto-Victoria.
However, they will continue to operate daily flights on its Vancouver-Victoria and Calgary-Victoria routes, according to their website.
WestJet says it is also extending its temporary transborder and international route suspensions through to June 25.
We’ve updated our schedule from June 5 through to July 4, and are extending temporary transborder and international route suspensions through June 25. We thank WestJetters, airport partners and our guests for their support during this time. https://t.co/mdn6eVziRR
— WestJet (@WestJet) May 10, 2020
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