Overview
- The interline partnership took effect June 30 and lets travellers check in once for connecting WestJet and Saudia flights.
- Joint itineraries feature through-checked baggage and unified ticketing for seamless travel across both carriers.
- The deal opens single-connection access to Jeddah via Toronto and extends service options to Jeddah and Riyadh from London and Paris.
- WestJet chief commercial officer John Weatherill says the agreement will strengthen inbound tourism and business travel links.
- WestJet’s 200-aircraft fleet serving over 100 destinations globally will integrate with Saudia’s Middle East network to expand connectivity.