Posted AT 4:33 PM EDT on 29/05/06
WestJet admits to spying
WestJet Airlines Ltd. has admitted to spying on Air Canada in an out-of-court settlement, ending the two-year legal fight.
Industry sources say the two airlines hammered out a deal late Sunday. Faxes and e-mails were exchanged Sunday afternoon as WestJet sought to halt the negative publicity generated by Air Canada's lawsuit, and the country's largest carrier requested and later obtained an apology for unethical behaviour.
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