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WestJet to Resume Service Between Halifax and Paris for Summer 2025

WestJet will restart service between Halifax and Paris for the first time since 2022, as part of their extensive summer 2025 schedule.  The route will operate four times weekly from May 16, 2025.


WestJet Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner - Courtesy WestJet

On  Tuesday (November 19, 2024), WestJet announced the restart of service between Halifax and Paris for the first time since 2022.  Starting May 16, 2025, the summer seasonal route will operate four times weekly through October 25, 2025.  Thanks to an expanded codeshare agreement with Air France, inbound guests to Paris will enjoy seamless one-stop connectivity to 52 additional destinations across Europe.  Additionally, WestJet will kick off service from Nova Scotia’s capital to Dublin and Edinburgh one month earlier compared to last summer.


WestJet Celebrates the Restart of Service Between Halifax and Paris - Courtesy WestJet

In Tuesday’s announcement, WestJet’s Vice President – External Affairs, Andy Gibbons, said,


“Today’s announcement in Halifax underscores our ongoing commitment to Nova Scotia and our incredible airport partners as we building the city’s leisure network with seamless seasonal connectivity to and from Europe.  Our comprehensive summer schedule will provide the communities of Nova Scotia with affordable choice and convenience to fulfill their diverse business and leisure travel needs, through an enhanced transatlantic network.”


WestJet's Summer 2025 Nova Scotia Transatlantic Schedule Highlights - Courtesy WestJet/CNW

With 28 years of service, WestJet has cut airfares for Canadians in half and increased the flying population around Canada by over 50 percent.  The airline launched in 1996 with three aircraft, 250 employees and five destinations, and has now grown to more than 180 aircraft and 14,000 employees, offering service to over 100 destinations in 26 countries.


 

Source: WestJet/CNW

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