WestJet Takes Delivery Of First Boeing 737-800

Staff April 11, 2005
WestJet last week took delivery of its first new Boeing 737-800, and decided to convert some options on smaller 737-600s. The airline this year will take delivery of a total of five 737-800s, seven 737-700s (three of which have already been delivered) and three 737-600s. Looking ahead to 2006...

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