Disney4me Posted August 10, 2022 Report Posted August 10, 2022 Flying hasn’t been easy for many travelers lately. Flying hasn’t been easy lately. From increasing airfare and fees to delayed and canceled flights, getting from Point A to Point B might be a challenge these days. Staffing shortages and already reduced flight schedules are partially to blame, and experts don’t see the airline industry correcting itself anytime soon. But, in the wake of thousands of canceled flights and traveler nightmares, one airline will resume servicing FOUR routes from Orlando International Airport! It’s about to be just a little bit easier to get to Disney World, as Orlando International Airport and WestJet have announced the airline will resume service once per week to four different destinations in Canada! Great news! Our friends @WestJet will resume 1x/week service to these charming routes: St. Johns, Newfoundland – Oct 8 Vancouver, British Columbia – Nov 12 Regina, Saskatchewan – Dec 16 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan – Dec 16https://t.co/cqPMU7Gl4b pic.twitter.com/XpaizjGtGp — Orlando International Airport (@MCO) August 10, 2022 The airline had previously halted service to Orlando International Airport (MCO) from these cities in the wake of airline industry issues. But, soon passengers will be able to catch a flight from MCO to: St. Johns, Newfoundland (October 8th) Vancouver, British Columbia (November 12th) Regina, Saskatchewan (December 16th) Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (December 16th) Have you flown recently? If you’ve been waiting for flights to and from Orlando and any of these cities, you’re in luck! Just make sure you check out the starting dates for each route before you get to planning. WestJet joins several other airlines that recently added nonstop flights to Orlando International Airport, including Avelo Air, Norse Atlantic Airways, Spirit Airlines, and Breeze Airways. ©Spirit Airlines A whole slew of airlines (11 to be exact) have also been announced for the new terminal coming to Orlando International Airport, which will feature new technology, restaurants, and stores, and will open on September 19th of this year. New Terminal C Airport Concept Art ©Orlando International Airport Looking for more travel news? Over 2,000 flights were canceled in just days — you can read the latest here. Experts predict that airfare will drop soon, but not for long. Here’s everything you need to know. Heading to Disney World soon? Don’t forget that park pass reservations are still required in the parks — and be sure to stay tuned to DFB for the latest Disney news! The BEST and WORST Airlines Ranked By Customer Complaints Join the DFB Newsletter to get all the breaking news right in your inbox! Click here to Subscribe! Don't Miss Out on Any Disney Fun! Order Your Copy of the 2022 DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining Today! With more than 750 pages, the 2022 DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining is full of tips and planning tools developed by Disney World experts over 30+ years of visits. We've done the research for you, so you'll know just which spots will uniquely suit your family's needs! With mini-reviews of every single restaurant, bar, lounge, kiosk and more; an entire chapter on the best snacks in Disney World; full Disney Dining Plan analysis (and how to get FREE dining); and a full chapter on discounts and deals; you'll have everything you need to plan your best vacation yet. Click here to order your copy of the 2022 DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining E-book with code WDW2022 to save 25% off the cover price today! Use code WDW2022 at check-out for 25% off the cover price today! http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/ready-to-shop-button.png Our guides are backed by a 100% money-back guarantee, so you have nothing to lose. Will you be flying on any of these routes? Let us know in the comments!The post NEWS: Four New Routes Announced for Orlando Airport first appeared on the disney food blog.View the full article Quote
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