As of my last update in September 2021, WestJet, a Canadian low-cost airline, offers seat selection options for its passengers. Seat selection allows travellers to choose their preferred seats in advance, ensuring they get the seating arrangement that suits their needs and preferences.

Here are some key points to consider about WestJet's seat selection:

• Seat Selection during Booking: When booking a flight with WestJet, you can typically choose your seat during the booking process. The airline's website or mobile app will allow you to view the available seats and select the one you prefer.

• Seat Selection after Booking: If you didn't select a seat during the booking process, you can still choose your seat later. You can log in to your WestJet account on their website or contact their customer service to select or change your seat assignment.

• Seat Types: Westjet Seat Selection offers different types of seats, including standard seats, preferred seats (which might offer extra legroom or be closer to the front of the aircraft), and premium seats (for additional amenities and services).

• Fees for Seat Selection: The cost of seat selection on WestJet may vary depending on the seat type, the flight route, and the time of selection. Some fares might include free seat selection, while others may have an additional fee associated with selecting a seat.

• Companions and Families: WestJet usually allows travelers who are on the same booking reference (PNR) to sit together. Families and companions can select adjacent seats, ensuring they can be seated together during the flight.

• Seat Selection for Different Classes: Passengers traveling in different classes (e.g., Economy, Premium Economy, Business) may have access to different seat selection options and features.

Since airline policies can change over time, I recommend visiting WestJet's official website or contacting their customer service directly for the most up-to-date information on seat selection options, fees, and policies. This will help you make informed decisions about your seat preferences and any associated costs