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WestJet announces new Collaboration with SAS

Grace Lee
Last updated: 11 June 2025 19:42
By Grace Lee 3 Min Read
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WestJet, the second-largest airline in Canada, announced a new collaboration with Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) on 11 June as they signed an interline agreement, enhancing trans-Atlantic connectivity. The airlines envision a codeshare programme as the collaboration progresses.

A WestJet Boeing 737 in air.
A WestJet Boeing 737 in air. © Ken Fielding

Seamless Travel Experience and Increased Trans-Atlantic Connectivity

According to the newly signed interline agreements, passengers can now enjoy a seamless travel experience between Canada and 29 key destinations in the Nordics, such as Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm, and many more.

Paul Verhagen, Chief Commercial Officer at SAS, mentioned the collaboration does not stop here:

“This partnership lays the foundation for a long-term collaboration that will benefit travellers on both sides of the Atlantic. Together with WestJet, we’re not only connecting Scandinavia with more destinations across Canada — we’re also opening up new ways to reach Europe from key Canadian cities. And with our planned codeshare, even more seamless options are just around the corner.”

The codeshare programme of WestJet and SAS flights is envisioned to commence in the coming months, further increasing trans-Atlantic connectivity through single-point check-ins and through-checked baggage. This collaboration brings heightened travelling ease between the Nordic region and Canada, encouraging travellers to explore across the Atlantic.

Both airlines will have bookings for sale from June 26, 2025, for journeys connecting WestJet and SAS flights.

Besides WestJet’s announcements of new routes, Air Canada also recently announced a resumption of direct flights to Prague, offering more options for vacations this summer. This is a great opportunity for WestJet to also develop into the Scandinavian and Nordic markets and offer more destination choices to passengers travelling between the two regions.

A Scandinavian Airlines aircraft.
A Scandinavian Airlines aircraft. © Bene Riobó

About Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS)

SAS, more commonly known as Scandinavian Airlines, is the national airline of Denmark, Norway and Sweden, and a SkyTeam member. Established in 1946, and taking its home base at Copenhagen Airport, the airline connects travellers from the region to over 100 destinations worldwide, with codeshare programmes with numerous world-leading airlines, including All Nippon Airways and Virgin Atlantic. The collaboration with WestJet will bring opportunities in regional development as they utilise their fleet of 133 aircraft, elevating the travel experience.

Have you flown with WestJet or SAS? Share your experiences in the comments below.

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Grace Lee
By Grace Lee
Aviation Journalist Intern | English Literature and Translation graduate with a keen interest in lifestyle and culture reporting. Currently based in the UK.
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