SAS Scandinavian Airlines and WestJet have announced a new interline agreement, set to expand into a full transatlantic codeshare later this summer. The partnership will enhance travel options between Canada and Scandinavia, offering smoother, more connected journeys.
Interline agreement active from 26 June 2025
Planned codeshare to launch later in summer 2025
SAS passengers will gain access to WestJet’s domestic Canadian network, including:
Calgary, Vancouver, Ottawa, Edmonton, Winnipeg
WestJet travellers will be able to book flights to 29 cities in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, including:
Copenhagen, Stockholm, Oslo, Gothenburg, Luleå
Paul Verhagen, CCO, SAS: “We’re opening new transatlantic travel possibilities and laying the groundwork for a long-term strategic partnership.”
John Weatherill, CCO, WestJet: “This expands two-way travel opportunities and provides Nordic travellers with easier access to Canada.”
The agreement was finalised during the IATA AGM in Delhi, with bookings available from June 26, 2025. SAS — recently named the world’s most punctual airline — promises smooth onward connections across the Nordic region.
This post was published on 12 June 2025 21:22
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