Partner Airlines

Codeshare allows multiple airlines to sell space on the same flight as if it were their flight. The airline selling seats is referred to as the marketing carrier; the airline providing the aircraft, crew and ground-handling support is referred to as the operating carrier.  

A Partner-Marketed Flight is a flight identified by a two-letter carrier code other than WS preceding the flight number and represents a flight sold by a Partner airline, including those sold by on WestJet.com through our Interline agreements. 

A WestJet-Marketed Flight is a flight identified by a WS carrier code preceding the flight number and represents a flight sold by WestJet, which may be operated by WestJet or another carrier, including those seats sold through our codeshare agreements.

Yes.

• Interline = Partner-Marketed Flight = WestJet points earn
• Codeshare = WestJet-Marketed Flight = WestJet points earn & qualifying spend.

You can easily spot the marketing carrier for your flights by looking at the flight numbers listed on your itinerary. 

Yes, as long as you book through WestJet.com. 

While you will earn as usual, most top-tier or cardholder benefits are limited for use only when your itinerary is wholly marketed and operated by WestJet.1 
 
Visit our Silver, Gold, Platinum or WestJet RBC World Elite Mastercard pages for more details on your individual benefits.   
 
Silver, Gold and Platinum members have access to certain benefits like preferred seating, priority services and lounge access to Delta Sky Club® when flying with Delta through a separate loyalty partnership with Delta Air Lines. See our Delta partner page for full details.