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TheGreatestX
May 8, 12, 6:34 pm
From airlineroute.net

http://airlineroute.net/2012/05/08/wske-codeshare/

Honolulu – Vancouver
Las Vegas – Calgary
Las Vegas – Vancouver
Los Angeles – Calgary
Los Angeles – Edmonton
Los Angeles – Vancouver
San Francisco – Calgary
San Francisco – Vancouver
Toronto – Calgary
Toronto – Halifax
Toronto – Montreal
Toronto – Ottawa
Toronto – Quebec City
Toronto – St. John’s NL
Toronto – Vancouver
Toronto – Winnipeg
Vancouver – Calgary
Vancouver – Edmonton
Vancouver – Kelowna
Vancouver – Montreal
Vancouver – Ottawa
Vancouver – Prince George
Vancouver – Regina
Vancouver – Saskatoon
Vancouver – Winnipeg


MSPeconomist
May 8, 12, 6:37 pm
Maybe this means that WestJet might eventually join SkyTeam. Partnering and/or codesharing with some members seems to be the first step toward joining an alliance.

jimyvr
May 9, 12, 3:41 pm
Maybe this means that WestJet might eventually join SkyTeam. Partnering and/or codesharing with some members seems to be the first step toward joining an alliance.

WestJet is also to codeshare with China Eastern (another Skyteam member) as early as 04JUN12.


tcook052
May 14, 12, 12:46 pm
http://www.canadianbusiness.com/article/84007--westjet-airlines-adds-korean-air-to-growing-list-of-code-share-partners

CALGARY - WestJet Airlines Ltd. said Monday it has added South Korea's largest airline as its newest code-share partner.

The agreement will allow Korean Air customers to seamlessly transfer onto more than 70 WestJet-operated flights. Tickets are currently available for flights beginning May 31.

"We are very pleased to announce our agreement with Korean Air, a high quality, world-class airline," said John MacLeod, vice-president of network management and alliances for WestJet.

"This code-share agreement represents another key step in our strategy to welcome on board new guests from around the world."

Korean Air will market and distribute WestJet flights by placing its code — KE — on North American flights.

ByrdluvsAWACO
May 15, 12, 6:55 pm
Maybe this means that WestJet might eventually join SkyTeam. Partnering and/or codesharing with some members seems to be the first step toward joining an alliance.

Then explain their Oneworld codeshares.



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