WestJet Cargo has announced it is resuming flights between Calgary and Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG), operating 5-7 times weekly.

The airline says the route underscores its commitment to expanding its footprint in Europe and enhancing service efficiency through strategic hubs.

Paris CDG acts as a central hub, enabling WestJet Cargo to connect with various destinations across Europe using multiple modes of transport.

The airline says the connectivity is bolstered by the strong partnership its has with ECS Group, whose expertise in logistics and network capabilities has been vital in overcoming transportation challenges and optimising cargo routes.

The Calgary to Paris (CDG) supports a diverse cargo base with a payload capacity of 18 tonnes, feeding and de-feeding various locations in France and beyond.

Kirsten de Bruijn, executive vice president of cargo at WestJet, said: “Our expansion into European markets through the Paris hub is a key part of our growth strategy.

“ECS Group’s technological support and network have been indispensable in enhancing our service capabilities, allowing us to pursue new opportunities in additional European countries.”

Jean Ceccaldi, managing director of Aero Cargo France, a subsidiary of ECS Group, said: “We’re proud to support WestJet Cargo with our Quantum e-quotation system and Apollo business intelligence platform.

“These tools enable efficient management of cargo capacities and market analysis, supporting WestJet Cargo‘s goals of technological excellence and enhanced service delivery.”

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