WestJet Adding New Destinations, Routes
Canadian airline WestJet is adding new seasonal destinations and routes this winter, including flights to Cuba, Mexico, Nicaragua, and Panama.
Canadian airline WestJet is adding new seasonal destinations and routes this winter, including flights to Cuba, Mexico, Nicaragua, and Panama.
In a statement, Porter President Kevin Jackson said the new destinations are the airline’s first outside Canada and the U.S.
Massachusetts-based commuter airline Cape Air is adding new routes this summer and fall in a significant expansion of its network.
Massachusetts-based Cape Air has unveiled a new livery on one of its aircraft, which will be a treat for those in the Caribbean.
The Chicago-based airline will be the second major U.S. carrier to serve the island nation of Dominica alongside American.
Brazilian airline Azul has planned an expansion of its network with a new fifth-freedom route between Curaçao and Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Cayman Airways is expanding in several markets.
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