Wasaya Airways is a Canadian regional airline serving remote communities in northwestern Ontario with passenger flights, freight and charters. Its First Nations ownership roots date to the acquisition of Kelner Airways in 1989, followed by the Wasaya name in 1993. Exchange Income Corporation invested in 2018 alongside the First Nations shareholders, supporting the airline’s northern transport services.
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No. Children under 14 are seated near an accompanying passenger aged 16 or older without an extra charge, with proximity depending on the child’s age. Ask reservations or check-in staff about preboarding and be at the gate 30 minutes before departure. Children cannot sit in an emergency exit row.
Yes. It covers two checked pieces and one underseat cabin item together, up to 70 lb (31.8 kg). The cabin item is limited to 13 lb. Only one checked bag up to 25 lb plus the cabin item, together up to 38 lb, is guaranteed on the same flight; the remaining allowance may follow later when a flight is full.
Arrange acceptance before travel. The pet and carrier together must not exceed 4 kg, and the carrier must fit under the seat within 9 × 12 × 16 inches. The pet must be at least eight weeks old and fully weaned, and the carrier replaces your carry-on item. Cabin pets are not allowed with a lap infant or unaccompanied child, at bulkheads or exits, or where the aircraft or underseat medical equipment leaves insufficient space.
