
WestJet Link
About the airline
WestJet Link is a Canadian airline founded in 2017, operating from hubs in Calgary and Toronto. Known for connecting regional and underserved markets across Canada with a modern fleet, it serves business and leisure travelers seeking reliable regional service.
Fleet
WestJet Link (IATA: WS, ICAO: WJA) is a Canadian regional airline established in 2017. As a companion carrier within the WestJet group, it operates a network focused on connecting smaller communities and regional markets across Canada, complementing the mainline carrier's long-haul and major-city operations.
The airline maintains two primary hubs: Calgary International Airport in Alberta and Toronto Pearson International Airport in Ontario. These strategic locations enable efficient connections to both domestic and cross-border destinations, serving business travelers, leisure passengers, and connecting traffic.
WestJet Link's fleet consists of modern Boeing aircraft: the Boeing 737 for mainline regional routes, the Boeing 767 for medium-capacity operations, and the Boeing 787 for longer-range regional and transborder services. This mix allows the airline to scale capacity based on route demand while maintaining operational efficiency and passenger comfort on its network.