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WestJet cuts flight capacity due to jet fuel costs, following Air Canada's lead
The carrier said it has cut June capacity by 5.5% and added fuel charges as war-driven jet fuel costs rise.
- WestJet is reducing its flight capacity due to soaring jet fuel prices caused by the war in Iran, following Air Canada's example.
- The airline has cut capacity by about one percent in April, three percent in May, and nearly six percent in June.
- WestJet has not eliminated any routes yet but is evaluating its summer schedule for potential cuts and has consolidated flights on some routes.
- The war in Iran led to the shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz, causing massive oil price spikes and doubling jet fuel prices.
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WestJet announces a reduction in its flight capacity due to the rising prices of kerosene caused by the war in Iran.
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