WestJet extends its transatlantic service with additional route connecting Eastern Canada to the United Kingdom.
WestJet launches Halifax-Manchester service

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WestJet extends its transatlantic service with additional route connecting Eastern Canada to the United Kingdom.
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Who says diamonds are the only thing which can make a girl happy? Certainly loyalty and sacrifice tops shiny rocks, as Dave the Dog proves in this latest WestJet ad by Publicis London.
Though poor Dave, a Brit, is very much in love with his Canadian girlfriend he’s not very good at fare searches and puts himself in the dog house, just to save on the ticket. Of course, joke’s on Dave: with the launch of WestJet’s low-fares service to Gatwick, he could easily have flown in the cabin instead of a cage.
This mockumentary is as charming as it is clever, and will appear in print ads as well. On social media, Dave’s misadventures are shared with the hashtag #DaveTheDog.
WestJet has taken receipt of the first of four Boeing 767-300 aircraft which the Canadian low-cost carrier will use for non-stop service to European destinations, starting with London Gatwick.
WestJet has demonstrated the sort of forward-thinking and lateral-thinking solutions-oriented impetus it takes to set new heights of service in the aviation industry. The Canadian Low-Cost Carrier has turned the boarding process paradigm on its head with its new pre-seated boarding process: “Smart Seats.”
Flying on the success of last year’s Spirit of Giving campaign, WestJet has taken this year’s program overseas bringing what the airline calls a “Canadian …
As far as I know, WestJet have yet to serve honey-roasted peanuts on their flights. I’m not talking about the snack, though. I’m talking about …