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    WestJet and Swoop suspend operations between Canada and Mexico

    29 de enero de 2021 - 16:27
    WestJet and Swoop suspend operations between Canada and Mexico
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    The WestJet Group today announced it would temporarily cease international flying to 14 sun destinations in Mexico and the Caribbean in response to a request from the Government of Canada.

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    «The government asked, and we agreed,» said Ed Sims, WestJet President and CEO. «While we know that air travel is responsible for less than two percent of cases since the start of the crisis, and even less today, we recognize the Government of Canada’s ask is a precautionary measure. We also note that the overwhelming majority of quarantine exemptions, well over 90 percent in fact, are connected to land borders and not air travel. We have responded to their request and will suspend service to destinations in Mexico and the Caribbean.»

    Effective Sunday, January 31 at 12:01 a.m. ET, WestJet will suspend southbound operations to the following destinations until April 30. Over the subsequent two weeks, WestJet will work to bring our guests already in destination back to Canada.

    Vancouver – Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
    Vancouver – Cancun, Mexico
    Vancouver – Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
    Calgary – Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
    Calgary – Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
    Calgary – Cancun, Mexico,
    Calgary – Liberia, Costa Rica
    Edmonton – Cancun, Mexico
    Edmonton – Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
    Toronto – Cancun, Mexico
    Toronto – Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
    Toronto – Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
    Toronto – Kingston, Jamaica
    Toronto – Montego Bay, Jamaica
    Toronto – Liberia, Costa Rica
    Toronto – Varadero, Cuba
    Toronto – Saint Lucia
    Toronto – Saint Marten
    Toronto – Nassau, Bahamas
    Toronto – Bermuda
    Edmonton – Mazatlan, Mexico (Swoop)
    Edmonton – Puerto Vallarta, Mexico (Swoop)
    Toronto – Montego Bay, Jamaica (Swoop)
    Toronto – Cancun, Mexico (Swoop)

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    Through its Safety Above All program, the WestJet Group has implemented extensive safety measures since the start of the pandemic and as a result, there have been no documented cases of person-to-person transmission onboard the airline’s flights.

    «The pandemic has had devastating impacts on our hard-working people, and they have made tremendous sacrifices throughout,» continued Sims. «The government recognizes how uniquely hard-hit our industry has been and has acknowledged our efforts to curb the spread of the virus. We note their words of support for our airline as a strong partner in the fight against COVID-19.»

    For guests with travel booked during the impacted period, WestJet will proactively notify them of their options.

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    Pablo Diaz (Diazpez)
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    Desde 2017, haciendo periodismo aeronáutico. Award-Winning Journalist: Ganador de la edición 2023 de "Periodismo de Altura", otorgado por ALTA. Facts don't care about your feelings.

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