WestJet is warning those who flew on six different flights in March that some passengers have tested positive for COVID-19.
Passengers who flew in the rows listed below are considered to be close contacts and could be at risk for exposure. The infected passengers flew on the following flights:
March 12
WestJet Flight 1447 (WS1447)
Las Vegas, Nevada to Edmonton, Alberta
Affected rows: 2-8
WestJet Flight 665 (WS665)
Toronto, Ontario to Calgary, Alberta
Affected rows: 19-27
WestJet Flight 1201 (WS1201)
LaGuardia, New York to Toronto, Ontario
Affected rows: 3-9
WestJet Flight 2311 (WS2311)
Cancun, Mexico to Calgary, Alberta
Affected rows: 32-38
WestJet Flight 3240, March 12 (WS3240)
Edmonton, Alberta to Grande Prairie, Alberta
Affected rows: 1-6
March 11
WestJet Flight 1157 (WS1157)
San Juan, Puerto Rico to Toronto, Ontario
Affected rows: 2-6
WestJet Flight 4 (WS4)
London, Gatwick to Toronto, Ontario
Affected rows: 10-16
March 10
WestJet Flight 3326 (WS3326)
Vancouver, British Columbia to Kelowna, British Columbia
Affected rows: 10-16
March 9
WestJet Flight 2643 (WS2643)
Liberia, Costa Rica to Toronto, Ontario
March 7
WestJet Flight 2644 (WS2644)
Toronto, Ontario to Liberia, Costa Rica
WestJet Flight 3440, March 7 (WS3440)
Toronto, Ontario to Moncton, New Brunswick
Affected rows: 7-11
March 5
WestJet Flight 2 (WS2)
London, Gatwick to Calgary, Alberta
March 3
WestJet Flight 2 (WS2)
London, Gatwick to Calgary, Alberta
Affected rows: 7-14
February 28
WestJet Flight 1199 (WS1199)
Phoenix, Arizona – Toronto, Ontario
Affected rows: 18-22
Passengers who may have been exposed on the affected flights are being told to self-isolate.
source: citynews1130.com, westjet.com
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