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WestJet Operates Newest Fleet in North America
WestJet operates North America's most modern fleet, of any large commercial airline, comprised of 62 Boeing Next-Generation 737 aircraft equipped with more legroom, leather seats and live seatback television on more than 85% of its fleet. As at November 30, 2006, the average age of WestJet's Next-Generation aircraft was 2.5 years.
WestJet's fleet now includes the Boeing Next-Generation 737-600, 737-700 and 737-800. The most recent addition to WestJet's fleet is the Boeing Next-Generation 737-600. The 737-600, which has a seating capacity of 119, allows the airline to add limited capacity on newer routes and between smaller centres. The 737-800, which has a seating capacity of 166, is the largest aircraft in WestJet's fleet and provides greater opportunities for adding low-cost capacity to high-demand routes. The 800 focuses service on long-haul routes. The 737-700 has 136 seats.
Both the 737-700 and 737-800 series aircraft are all equipped with blended winglets, which increase lift, improve fuel efficiency, lower emissions and reduce engine-maintenance costs.
In 2007, the airline will accept delivery of a total of six 737-700s and one 737- 800.
WestJet's Next-Generation aircraft are 30% more fuel efficient than the 737-200 on an available seat mile basis, while offering guests greater legroom, a quieter ride and leather seats.
