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Coronavirus: WestJet extends international flight suspensions to May 4

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WestJet Airlines Ltd. says it is cancelling all transatlantic and U.S. routes until May 4, extending its 30-day suspension by two more weeks.

The Calgary-based company will offer no flights to the U.S., Europe, Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean due to the COVID-19 pandemic that has shut borders and sent travel demand tumbling.

WestJet has already halved its domestic capacity, while carriers including Porter Airlines and Air Transat have suspended all flights. [ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ] Air Canada has cancelled most of its international and U.S.

flights in response to the global shutdown. Over the weekend, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a travel ban that bars people with

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