WestJet Secures London Heathrow Slots

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WestJet Secures London Heathrow Slots

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Along with airlines like JetBlue and Bamboo Airways, WestJet has managed to secure slots at London Heathrow. WestJet was given 732 total slots and they will fly (just like JetBlue) from Terminal 2.

The Heathrow website shows a 9 a.m. arrival and 11 a.m. departure for Vancouver service and 11:20 a.m. arrival and 1:20 p.m. departure for Calgary service. No comment has been made about service to Toronto as of yet. The flights will be operated by the WestJet 787-9 Dreamliner. Flights will be able to start as early as May 1.

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Who’s next, Southwest?

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I’d like to fly Southwest from Nashville, Tennessee to London Heathrow

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I mean, if they really wanted to they could fly a MAX-7 there :joy:

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Imagine if allegiant flies from a random city I’ve never heard of to LHR at 3PM on a Wendsday

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South Bend to London Heathrow? Lol

Let’s get back to the Westjet topic though please :slightly_smiling_face:

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Me as WSVG pilot feels that this is very pog

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This would be operated on the B787 right.

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nice

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imagine
jetBlue A321LR next to a WESTJET 787-9

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JetBlue needs bigger planes. Like the A330-800

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or A350-900

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It’s to big.

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But a 787-8 isn’t :wink:

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yes 787-8
better than the A330neo or A350

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Nah, JetBlue is an Airbus company. It’ll be the A330-800

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yea
sad

What should jetBlue order?
  • A330-800
  • A330-900
  • A350-1000
  • A350-900
  • Lease an A330-300
  • Lease an A330-200

0 voters

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I think that the A330-800 would be easy to buy since the Hawaiian Airlines deal got hijacked by Boeing and there are white tail A330-800s sitting around

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