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WestJet AirlineGeeks.com / Aug 20, 2020
Today, a press release by Boeing set off some alarms in the aviation industry: for the first time, an official statement from the company referred to the troubled 737 MAX as the Boeing 737-8 instead of the well known MAX 8 moniker the variant had carried since its inception.
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WestJet Daily Hive / Aug 20, 2020
This article was written for Mapped by Jina Marwood of . This year has quickly become the new age of self-isolation and social distancing, so it's nice to reminisce about a time where travelling was an option. Fortunately, there are several travel bloggers to help inspire you through their past adventures.
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WestJet Daily Hive / Aug 19, 2020
Those who recently travelled to or from Calgary may want to pull up their flight and seat numbers. According to the Government of Canada, there were three flights from Calgary this month with confirmed coronavirus cases, as well as one flying into YYC with a detected case.
WestJet The Province / Aug 19, 2020
Three more domestic flights have been added to B.C.'s COVID-19 exposure list this week. On Tuesday, the B.C. Centre for Disease Control added three flights, all of which departed from Vancouver. Those include: * Aug. 8: Air Canada Flight 128, Vancouver to Toronto, Row 18 to 23 * Aug.
The Province
WestJet The Crag and Canyon / Aug 19, 2020
On Tuesday, the B.C. Centre for Disease Control added three flights, all of which departed from Vancouver. Three more domestic flights have been added to B.C.'s COVID-19 exposure list this week. On Tuesday, the B.C. Centre for Disease Control added three flights, all of which departed from Vancouver. Those include: * Aug.
COVID-19: Three more flights added to exposure list Tuesday
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WestJet Travel Market Report / Aug 19, 2020
Canada's two largest airlines, Air Canada and WestJet, and two largest airports, Greater Toronto Airports Authority, and Vancouver Airport Authority, have joined forces to help introduce the country's new Flight Plan for Navigating COVID-19.
Canada's Largest Airlines and Airports Create Flight Plan for Navigating COVID-19
Travel Market Report
WestJet Owned / Aug 19, 2020
The Global Low Cost Airlines Market analysis report published on Dataintelo.com is a detailed study of market size, share and dynamics covered in XX pages and is an illustrative sample demonstrating market trends. This is a latest report, covering the current COVID-19 impact on the market.
WestJet CKPGToday.ca / Aug 19, 2020
PRINCE GEORGE-Three times the amount of people travelled through the Prince George Airport in July, compared to June,0 continuing to pave the way to a gradual recovery amidst the pandemic. 9,707 passengers came through YXS compared to 39,146 in July of 2019, a -75% difference.
YXS continuing a trend of gradual recovery
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WestJet My PG Now / Aug 19, 2020
Three times more people circulated through the Prince George Airport in July, compared to June. Last month, 9,707 passengers came through YXS, compared to 3,505 during June. That's a gradual improvement from April and May of this year.
YXS experiences passenger spike in July
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WestJet Daily Hive / Aug 19, 2020
Passengers on ten international flights that touched down in Montreal could have been exposed to COVID-19, according to the Government of Canada. Four domestic flights that departed from Montreal or landed at YUL could also have led to a virus exposure and a train from Kingston.
WestJet The Daily Chronicle / Aug 19, 2020
Global "Low-Cost Airline Market " (2020) thoroughly scrutinizes the effects of a wide range of factors impacting the market drivers and development. Furthermore, it offers in-depth insights into the key producers, market outline, as well as conjecture and provincial investigation.
WestJet PrinceGeorgeMatters.com / Aug 19, 2020
With international and cross-country travel restricted under COVID-19 health orders, it's no surprise that Canadian airports are struggling. Gordon Duke, President and CEO of the Prince George Airport Authority (PGAA), says it's going to be a three to five-year range before the airport gets back to 2019 passenger numbers, according to PGAA's April data.
WestJet Straight.com / Aug 19, 2020
While the number of new COVID-19 cases has once again surpassed 80, there aren't any new deaths, or healthcare or community outbreaks. There have been a number of potential coronavirus exposure incidents at food and beverage establishments over the past week, and there is one new flight linked to COVID-19.
WestJet Yahoo News Canada / Aug 18, 2020
The B.C. Centre for Disease Control has added more flights to its list of possible COVID-19 exposures.The notices include flights from New Dehli and Mexico City. The Canadian government has also added an Aug. 5 flight from Frankfurt to Vancouver on its website. All travellers arriving to B.C. from outside
More COVID-19 exposure warnings posted for B.C. flights
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WestJet The Sudbury Star / Aug 18, 2020
By law, anyone arriving in B.C. from outside Canada is required to self-isolate and monitor for symptoms over a period of 14 days from their arrival. COVID-19 exposure alerts have been issued for four additional flights either arriving or departing from B.C. The B.C.
WestJet Daily Hive / Aug 18, 2020
The Canadian government has recently identified 14 more international and domestic flights in which passengers may have been exposed to COVID-19 since August 10. According to information gathered through reports from provincial and territorial health authorities as well as international health authorities, flights with COVID-19 have landed or departed from Toronto, Halifax, Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver since August 10.
WestJet PhocusWire / Aug 18, 2020
A joint letter, sent on their behalf by the WTTC today to the G7 countries and Australia, South Korea and Spain, asks governments to convene a COVID-19 global summit in a bid to "rescue the world from this unprecedented crisis."
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WestJet Q Costa Rica News / Aug 18, 2020
(QCOSTARICA) The administrator of the Daniel Oduber international airport in Liberia, Guanacaste (LIR), Coriport, expects the first commercial to arrive in September. This will be the first flight with tourists that the terminal will receive since the borders were closed on March 16, as a measure to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus.
Liberia airport manager expects flights will return in September
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WestJet Daily Hive / Aug 17, 2020
