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WestJet Announces New Nonstop Service Between Vancouver and Austin

Khushi Rastogi
Last updated: 27 November 2024 11:04
By Khushi Rastogi
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WestJet is ready and already prepping for the summer travel itinerary and has exciting news for travellers! Starting on May 11, 2025, the airline will launch a new nonstop service connecting Vancouver, BC, and Austin, Texas. This new route will operate three times a week, offering significant tourism and economic opportunities for both cities.

Flight Schedule

The flight schedule between the two cities departs at 6:00 p.m. and arrives at 12:17 a.m. from Vancouver to Austin. The returning flight from Austin to Vancouver scheduled around 8:00 a.m., arrives at 10:38 a.m. This in-short will boost the tourism and economy for both the cities.  Daniel Fajardo, WestJet‘s Vice-President of Network and Schedule Planning, expressed pride in expanding the airline’s service across Western Canada. He highlighted the benefits of this new connection, which will provide a convenient and affordable way for travellers to explore Austin’s vibrant music scene and renowned culinary culture. Additionally, U.S.-based guests will gain easy access to Vancouver, one of Canada’s most iconic cities.

Russ Atkinson, Director of Air Service Development at Vancouver International Airport (YVR), welcomed the new route, noting Austin’s reputation as a top destination for live music. This addition builds on existing connections and complements WestJet’s expanded summer service, which includes new nonstop flights from Vancouver to Boston, MA, and Tampa, FL.

WestJet’s summer 2025 schedule reveals significant growth, with the airline serving 15 U.S. destinations from Vancouver and offering up to 93 weekly departures during peak travel times. This expansion underscores WestJet’s commitment to enhancing connectivity and providing more travel options for its customers.

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WestJet Crew © WestJet

Other Key Routes from Vancouver:

  • Vancouver to Atlanta: Daily
  • Vancouver to Boston: Daily
  • Vancouver to Honolulu: Daily
  • Vancouver to Las Vegas: Daily
  • Vancouver to Los Angeles: Daily
  • Vancouver to San Francisco: Daily

WestJet began operations in 1996 and has grown significantly over the past 28 years. The airline now operates more than 180 aircraft, employs 14,000 people, and serves over 100 destinations in 26 countries. Moreover, the airline has expanded its operations across Saskatchewan with a 20% increase in seat capacity for its summer 2025 schedule. This new route between Vancouver and Austin will prove to be a testament to WestJet’s ongoing efforts to expand its network and offer more travel opportunities to its customers.

Are you ready with your summer travel plans? Tell us in the comment section below. 

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ByKhushi Rastogi
Aviation Reporter—Originally from India, Khushi is currently pursuing her Masters in Sydney, Australia. She has a passion for discovering new cultures and loves exploring different corners of the world. With a background in travel journalism and a passion for storytelling, she brings a unique, global perspective to her writing, connecting them to the excitement of travel and the unique experiences it brings.
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