These Are WestJet’s Most Frequently Served US-Bound Routes

WestJet Airlines, Canada’s second-largest carrier, boasts an extensive network of routes connecting travelers to various destinations in the United States. Among its myriad options, certain routes stand out for their popularity and frequency. Here’s a closer look at WestJet’s top five US-bound routes, which consistently attract a significant number of passengers seeking seamless travel experiences between Canada and the United States.

The data in this article is sourced from Cirium, an aviation analytics company, and ch-aviation, an aviation knowledge database.

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Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) to Harry Reid International Airport (LAS)

62 flights from Toronto to Las Vegas, Nevada

Kicking off the list is the route between Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) to Harry Reid International Airport (LAS), which ranks fifth among WestJet’s most frequently served US-bound routes.

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Connecting the lively entertainment capital of Las Vegas with Canada’s largest city and WestJet’s busiest hub, this route offers travelers a seamless travel experience with convenient flight options and excellent connectivity.

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Despite coming in at number five on the list, YYZ-LAS has the highest seat per departure density, with 180.3 seats per flight. Other airlines servicing this route include flag carrier Air Canada, Porter Airlines Canada, and ultra-low-cost carrier Flair Airlines.

4

Vancouver International Airport (YVR) to Harry Reid International Airport (LAS)

63 flights from Vancouver to Las Vegas, Nevada

Coming up close with just one more flight in May than YYZ-LAS is the route between Vancouver International Airport (YVR) to Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) – a key connection for travelers seeking to explore the vibrant cities of Las Vegas and Vancouver. Air Canada and Flair Airlines also operate services on this route.

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What’s interesting is that, although there are more flights connecting YVR to LAS than on the YYZ-LAS route, there are fewer seats available (10,920 vs. 11,181): YVR-LAS offers an average of 173.3 seats per departure, while YYZ-LAS has 180.3 seats per departure.

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Moreover, due to the YVR-LAS route being 952 miles (1,532 km) shorter than YYZ-LAS, there are significantly fewer – less than half – available seat miles (ASM) on the former. ASM is calculated by multiplying the number of miles that a given airplane will be flying by the number of seats available on the flight.

3

Calgary International Airport (YYC) to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX)

89 flights from Calgary to Phoenix, Arizona

Calgary International Airport (YYC) to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) is another popular US-bound route operated by WestJet. Serving as a vital link between the bustling city of Calgary and the sunny city of Phoenix, this route offers travelers the opportunity to explore two distinct destinations.

Whether travelers are drawn to Phoenix’s warm climate or Calgary’s cultural attractions, WestJet – the only airline operating on this route – ensures a seamless travel experience with its reliable service and convenient flight schedules.

2

Calgary International Airport (YYC) to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)

96 flights from Calgary to Los Angeles, California

Linking Calgary International Airport (YYC) with Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), this route is WestJet’s second most-served US-bound route. Catering to a diverse range of travelers, including tourists, business professionals, and those visiting friends and family, the airline is offering 96 flights on the YYC-LAX route this month.

Like with YYC-PHX, WestJet is the only airline servicing the route between YYC and LAX. And with its commitment to providing efficient and comfortable air travel, WestJet’s passengers can enjoy seamless connections between the stunning city of Los Angeles and the dynamic metropolis of Calgary.

1

Calgary International Airport (YYC) to Harry Reid International Airport (LAS)

107 flights from Calgary to Las Vegas, Nevada

The route from Calgary International Airport (YYC) to Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) tops the list as WestJet’s most frequently served US-bound route in May 2024. On average, there are 163.8 seats per flight bound for LAS from YYC. Interestingly, of all the routes on this list, YYC-LAS has the second-lowest seat per departure density, at 163.8 seats per flight.

Boasting 107 flights throughout May 2024, WestJet is the only carrier flying between the lively entertainment and business hubs of Las Vegas and Calgary – securing its position as a monopoly on this route. Whether travelers are seeking a weekend getaway or attending important meetings, WestJet ensures seamless connectivity between these two cities.