News / WestJet will 'disrupt' Canada with three 737Fs, but rivals aren't scared

21 March 2023

Canada’s WestJet Cargo said it would begin to disrupt the country’s air cargo market after it gets approval for its freighters to take off.

WestJet received the first of four 737-800BCFs a year ago, but has been forced to await approval and certification for Transport Canada. ...

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