No less than 4 Boeing 737s (the most common single-aisle aircraft) can be parked in the hangar at the same time. Here’s another angle to show you just how huge it is. We can see these hangars on the side of the airport runways and taxiways, but we never realize just how enormous they are! It’s insane to see the sheer size of the building from the inside! View when entering the WestJet hangar (photo credit: Andrew D’Amours/Flytrippers) So here’s my WestJet hangar visit in 10 pictures (sorry for the picture quality, I bought a nice Google Pixel 6 phone to take better pictures so it won’t happen again at least). This hangar visit was a first for me, but a couple of months before, I had another great experience for an AvGeek, which was the inaugural flight of Canadian ultra low-cost carrier (ULCC) Swoop (and since then, I’ve been able to experience that again with another ULCC, Lynx Air, last April). And by the way, my 2nd invitation to meet me in person this month is also in Toronto, where I’ll be a speaker on that exact topic!Īnyway, on the opening night 4 years ago, one of the organizers got us a VIP visit to the WestJet hangar at the Toronto airport (YYZ) since he worked for WestJet - more specifically for the WestJet Rewards program, which you may know from the WestJet RBC World Elite Mastercard or the WestJet RBC Mastercard. Back in September 2018, I went to Toronto for a travel rewards conference.
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