WestJet and Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) have expanded their codeshare partnership for the second time in three months to include WestJet’s new nonstop Halifax–Copenhagen service. The summer seasonal route will operate four times weekly, increasing direct North America–Scandinavia connectivity.
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This is the second codeshare expansion between WestJet and SAS in three months and attaches SAS onto WestJet’s new four-times-weekly Halifax–Copenhagen summer nonstop, materially increasing North America–Scandinavia connectivity. See recent WestJet partnership activity.
The agreement deepens SAS’s European feed into North America, complementing its other commercial tie-ups and improving onward connections across Scandinavia and Europe. See SAS’s codeshare expansion with TAROM.
The move follows WestJet’s network adjustments earlier this year, suggesting capacity reallocation toward seasonal long‑haul and leisure markets supported by partner feed. See WestJet’s summer network changes.
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WestJet launches Halifax–Copenhagen service with new codeshare options • World Airline News
WestJet and SAS expand codeshare on new Halifax–Copenhagen service • World Airline News
