The adventure takes on a whole new dimension for French travelers: Westjet, the Canadian company with an increasing reputation, is about to redefine transatlantic connectivity. From May 2025, unpublished and fascinating destinations of Atlantic Canada will be offered to those who seek to escape beaten track. It is a great opportunity for the curious to discover regions which, so far, were less accessible from Europe. These new lines may well be the key to opening a completely different chapter of the transatlantic journey.
Halifax, the gateway to Atlantic Canada
Halifax, capital of Nova Scotia, has never been so close to France. From May 16 2025Westjet sets up a direct connection between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and this dynamic city of Atlantic Canada. This flight, which will be operated four times a week, is excellent news for travelers wishing to discover a city at the crossroads of European and North American cultures.
Halifax, in full rebirth, is full of charm with its old historic district, its vibrant festivals and its privileged access to the wilderness of Nova Scotia. The addition of this air link promises not only to facilitate business trips, but also Stimulate tourism in a region still too little known. A real spotlight on this booming destination!
St. John’s, the capital of Newfoundland, a new breath for the trip
St. John’s, the capital of Newfoundland and Labrador, is preparing to welcome its first travelers from Paris. From May 18, 2025Westjet will launch a new weekly link connecting the two cities. This flight to St. John’s is a first for the company, and the city has a rare opportunity to attract European tourists.
St. John’s, with its picturesque port and colorful streets, embodies perfectly The Eastern Canadian Spirit : an ancient city with deep roots, rich in a vibrant culture and a fascinating maritime history. Its geographic isolation is only a gem to discover. Travelers will now have the opportunity to venture into this unique city, with simplified access from the French capital.
-Why do these new lines mark a turning point for Westjet?
Westjet, already an important player in Canadian air transport, takes advantage of the opportunity to expand its transatlantic network. The company makes it a point of honor to strengthen its links with Europe, and these new links are only the beginning. The addition of these direct routes to destinations as unexpected as Halifax and St. John’s testifies to the Westjet ambition to diversify the choices of travelers, far from the usual destinations like Montreal or Toronto.
This daring strategy widens the horizon of passengers while supporting the local economy of these regions Canadian still under-explored. Partnerships with Air France and other European companies guarantee fluid correspondence, allowing increased connectivity for travelers leaving for the Atlantic or Asia.
An enriched travel experience thanks to Westjet
Flights between Paris and Halifax or St. John’s will be operated on board Boeing 737 MAX 8a modern model that ensures comfort and safety. Passengers will be able to enjoy a pleasant flight experience with premium and economical class options. Westjet also emphasizes the continuous improvement of the customer experience, with several services. Among these are free Wi-Fi on board by 2026, and a partnership with Air France allowing simplified access to many European destinations.
These initiatives are aimed at Take a carefree tripwhether it is intended for business or tourism. Westjet continues to surprise by enriching its offer and service, proving as well as a airline can combine competitiveness and quality experience.
The big return of Westjet to France does not go unnoticed. With its new connections to Halifax and St. John’s, the company reaffirms its commitment to offer travelers a Entrance door on an Atlantic Canada often neglected. A perfect opportunity to discover different and enriching horizons.
