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WestJet to retire 737-700s earlier due to high fuel costs

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Canadian carrier plans to replace its oldest narrowbody jets with newer 737 MAX aircraft while preparing for the arrival of the larger MAX 10
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WestJet to retire 737-700s earlier due to high fuel costs

Canadian carrier plans to replace its oldest narrowbody jets with newer 737 MAX aircraft while preparing for the arrival of the larger MAX 10

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Air Data News broke the news on Friday, June 12, 2026.
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