WestJet Airlines announced on Tuesday, November 14th, that it is canceling its planned long-haul routes to London Heathrow Airport, Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, and Frankfurt Airport. The Canadian carrier had previously unveiled plans to launch service from Calgary, Toronto, and Montreal respectively. However, WestJet cited “unprecedented global headwinds” as the reason for this significant shift in strategy. This decision impacts approximately 30 flights per week initially scheduled for these destinations. Passengers booked on affected flights will be contacted by WestJet regarding rebooking options or refunds.
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