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WestJet 2012 Annual Report / 39
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ests in 2012,
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r 2013, we ar
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ur first quart
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er of 2013, w
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the first quar
t
n
nual effective
current taxes
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venience and
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share
in the record
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ure guests. T
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per cent yea
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the first qua
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ximately $43
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more choices
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to continue
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M
arch 31, 2013
M
oderate Growth
94 to 96 cents
Up 2% to 3%
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own 2% to 3%
4
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s
factors acco
m
our sustaina
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g 2012, we in
r
ecord quarter
l
moderate gro
w
p
arisons and
i
r
ed in January
o
ur Boeing 73
7
G
en aircraft in
3
to be betwe
e
r
over year for
u
ll-year, and d
o
r
ter of 2013.
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o
f approximat
e
a
nd employee
p
h
of WestJet E
n
0
million to $4
5
e
rhauls on ow
between appr
o
n
ts for the thre
a
l expenditure
a
nd 29.0 per c
e
g
cash tax inst
E
ncore, add t
o
of fare bundl
e
s
than ever. W
e
g
enerating an
d
d
ed
D
o
n
s
m
plished in 201
b
le ROIC targe
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creased our s
y
l
y load factors
w
th in RASM
a
i
nc
r
eases in s
y
2013 and re
m
7
aircraft coun
t
2013, with t
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n 7.5 and 8.
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the first quart
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wn two to thr
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ly one Canadi
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rofit share, t
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core.
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ned engines
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ximately $14
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8
guidance excl
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t
allments will
b
o
and evolve
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s, WestJet Plu
e
remain focu
s
d
returning v
a
Year ende
d
D
ecember 31,
Up 2% to 3
%
Up 7.5% to 8.
Up 5% to 6
%
27% to 29
%
$430 to $450
m
2. We flew
t
of 12 per
y
stem-wide
in all four
a
nd margin
y
stem-wide
m
aining fou
r
t
to 105 by
h
e first two
5
per cent.
e
r of 2013.
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e per cent
on current
a
n dollar to
o
be up two
h spending
a
nd rotable
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and $150
8
00 aircraft
u
ded these
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gin paying
b
e required
our airline
s, and new
s
sed on our
a
lue to our
d
2013
%
5%
%
%
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illion