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| Nov 11, 2021

WestJet flying again to St Lucia

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Canadian carrier, WestJet has officially returned to the Eastern Caribbean island of St Lucia. 

News has come that the leisure airline has relaunched service between Toronto and St Lucia’s Hewanorra International Airport.

The first flight slated for this weekend, marks the return of a third international carrier to the island in the last three weeks. 

Another Canadian carrier, Air Canada, recently relaunched its St Lucia service as well.

Commenting on WestJet returning to St Lucia, Gasper George, senior manager for business development and corporate communications at the St Lucia Air and Sea Ports Authority, said: “This return of service by all indications has re-energised business at our airport and adds to the strides made on the cruise side, re-engaging our tourism partners such as tour operators, taxi services and other aviation and maritime service providers.”

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