Great news if you happen to often travel trans-border between the United States and Canada. The news gets even better if you usually travel between Minneapolis to Saskatoon because WestJet just launched its latest network expansion between these two cities. Let’s take a look at what the new Saskatoon to Minneapolis flight WS1900 offers travellers.
Westjet Saskatoon to Minneapolis WS1900 Flight Details
Summer season is the busiest time of the year for airlines around the globe. Westjet is no exception. The Canadian carrier is looking to intercept growing travel demand by further enhancing its destination network in summer 2023. This is also true for the new Saskatoon to Minneapolis flight that the airline has just launched.
The connection will initially be a 3 times per week flight, with Westjet planes on the route every:
- Monday
- Wednesday
- Friday
As for the schedule of the new WS1900 flight from Minneapolis to Saskatoon, here’s how it’ll work:
| Flight Number | Departure Airport | Airport Code | Departure Time | Arrival Airport | Airport Code | Arrival Time | Flight Duration | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | WS1900 | Saskatoon | YXE | 07:10 | Minneapolis | MSP | 10:31 | 2h 21min |
| WS1549 | Minneapolis | MSP | 12:45 | Saskatoon | YXE | 14:02 | 2h 17min |
Why Would Westjet Passengers Fly to Minneapolis?
Even though your final destination isn’t Minneapolis, there is a small hidden perk. If you book your flight with Westjet you will be able to book onwards flights out of MSP as Delta Air Lines operates many routes from this hub and is a partner airline to WS.
So for some travellers this might be a good opportunity to get to your final destination while flying out of an airport near home, such as Saskatoon (YXE).
The Plane Chosen For The Fleet
Westjet will be operating flight WS1900 Saskatoon to Minneapolis flight with its Boeing 737-700. These aren’t exactly the newest airplanes you’ll find out there with Westjet’s 737 fleet having an average age of 29.2 years.
Upon booking you do however have the option to book 2 different travel classes, as Westjet’s Boeing 737-700 feature:
- 12 Business Class seats in a 2-2 layout.
- 120 Economy Class seats in 3-3 layout.
