Chris Avery, WestJet vice-president (Photo: westjetmagazine.com)
WestJet has signed a code-sharing agreement with Aeromexico, the Calgary-based airline announced on Wednesday January 13th.
These two airlines have had an interline relationship since December 2011, but this new pact opens things up even more.
The new agreement will give Aeromexico’s customers better connecting service via Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver to other cities in Canada, including Calgary and Edmonton, the airline said.
The deal also gives WestJet passengers non-stop access to Mexico City from Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver, plus easier connections from WestJet’s Canadian network to Mexico City, it said.
Both Aeromexico and WestJet will also sell tickets for travel on each other’s entire network, including non-code-sharing flights.
“Guests of both WestJet and Aeromexico will now have opportunities to explore more destinations than ever before,” Chris Avery, WestJet vice-president, network planning, alliances and corporate development, said in a news release.
Source: http://calgaryherald.com/
Comments
more recommended stories
Possible 2020 candidate Beto O’Rourke meets with young refugees at US-Mexico borderFlanked by a group of politicians.
Gabriel García Márquez niece rescued from kidnappers after four monthsBOGOTÁ (EFE) .- Colombian authorities rescued.
Another femicide in Mérida, woman from Tekax stabbed 44 timesThe murder of María Rosalía Chan.
Markets in Merida to be promoted with cultural eventsIn order to attract more people.
Puppy killed by fireworks in Nezahualcóyotl, State of MexicoThe use of fireworks without proper.
Carbon Dioxide emissions see steep jump in 2018Scientists say after several years of.
Mexico’s Polytechnic Institute and local company NC-Tech to create industrial training center 4.0Mexico, Dec. 14 (Notimex).- The School.
MEXICO TO REGULATE ENTRY AT SOUTHERN BORDERMexico ’s top security official said.
Mexico has the potential to become the main supplier of cannabidiol (CBD) in the worldCannabidiol is a raw material derived.
AMLO asks Mother Earth’s permission to build Maya Train projectMexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
Leave a Comment