Arriving from Victoria as "Pasco (PCO) 100" is this former WestJet Link aircraft. It spent some time in Chilliwack last month and emerged with blue painted engines. Although they seemed to have not painted the tail judging by the stickers already peeling off.

This 1999 built Saab was imported in 2020 by Pacific Coastal Airlines for use on the Westjet Link service and wearing that operator's tail artwork. The arrangement has since been terminated so it is back operating Pasco flights without titles or tail artwork, as here. Note the "proudly" beside the flag and "585" on the nose wheel door which are legacies of its Westjet service.

Taxiing out for engine runs this afternoon is the newest Saab 340B for WestJet Link (Pacific Coastal). First time it has been out of the hangar since arriving in mid July. Note the missing prop spinners. Now wearing fleet number "585".

The newest Saab 340B delivered to Pacific Coastal a few days ago. A massive shame and quite frankly an embarrassment for WestJet that this was not painted into the new livery, which has been out for 3+ years now and not a single aircraft as been painted into besides new builds. Also note the lack of "Link" titles that the rest of the WestJet Link fleet carry.