Midwest Airlines Review?

[lpbm4]

Anyone have any input on Midwest Airlines? I'm considering flying this airlines from Milwaukee to Orlando. Do you get to pick your seats or is it a "cattle call" like SWA?

 

[OhMari]

No, you have assigned seating, more leg room, and warm cookies. I highly recommend Midwest Express airlines.

 

[Dznypal]

just ask my brother--

he is CEO of Midwest Airlines super saver

and president of Midwest Connection (used to be Skyway Airlines)

so we fly Midwest whenever we can

the direct flights to MCO is great along with the good schedules
not to mention the chocolate chip cookies!!

you wont be disappionted

 

[Psychodisney]

Someone on another thread posted a 10% off code-I wish I had seen this before I booked. Try it: CMZ1485. I've heard Midwest is great-besides you can't beat going to Milwaukee instead of O'Hare or Midway!

 

[bntlyclg89]

We are taking Midwest direct in October from KCI. This is by far the best airline I have ever been on. My DH who hates to fly in to LAX, will just because we can get a direct flight on Midwest. We are hoping they will eventually fly into Burbank (much easier to get around in than LAX)

Fresh baked cookies, extra room (usually no annoying middle seat), really professional staff. What's not to love?

BTW, to the poster whose relative works there, please pass along that there are quite a few fans of MW here in Kansas City!!!!

 

[lpbm4]

Thank you so much for the great reviews!! I did get the coupon code, one reason I wanted to book.

Psychodisney--Where are you at in Lindenhurst??? I'm in Lake Villa--Painted Lakes at Deep Lake and Grass Lake Rds.

 

[Psychodisney]

i"m right down the road form you-Grass Lake and 45! Small world!

 

[lpbm4]

My son goes to school right there at the Millburn Early Learning Center.

 

[Dan Murphy]

I live 10 minutes or so from O'Hare, always make the hour drive up to Milwaukee (usually stay over night at the Four Points for early fight out). It is a great airline. Just wish I could reserve the exit row, LOL, at 6' 6", it sure makes for a better flight.

 

[Dznypal]

I'll let my borther know about KC he always likes t get feedback.

before he became president of Midwest Connect he was a pilot for Midwest Airlines (actually both him and my sister in law) and I knew they flew quite a few of the runs to KC.

Is KC one of the super saver flights? If so my brother is CEO for Midwest super saver fares.

enjoy your flights

 

[kaseyC]

Anyone have any input on Midwest Airlines? I'm considering flying this airlines from Milwaukee to Orlando. Do you get to pick your seats or is it a "cattle call" like SWA?

We love Midwest and try to fly them out of MKE whenever we can. Getting in and out of the Milwaukee airport is so easy especially with 3 kids.

lpbm4 and psychodisney, we are practically neighbors. We live off of Rt. 83 in Cedar Crossing.

 

[DisOrBust]

We also love Midwest. My BIL said no more cookies . He didn't have any on his last roundtrip to LAX. I hope he is wrong!!

 

[lovepooh]

We love MWA, we fly it whenever we can. It is the only airline my mom lets me book when she comes with us to Disney. Anyway, they still have the cookies on their regular flights as well as extra leg room and seats are leather and grouped together in two's. On their super saver flights, they don't have cookies and their is not as much room. the seats are three together on one side and two on the other side.

 

[D&DDisney]

Once you fly Midwest, you'll never want to fly anyone else!!!

Cookies are only offered on flights taking off after 10am and I believe only on their signature service. They do give you a snack and 1 beverage and there are meals available for purchase.

 

[Dan Murphy]

I do think cookies are on all flights, other than breakfast. http://www.midwestairlines.com/MAWeb/travelPlanner/customerExperience/menu.aspx I had them on my flight in Dec, website still indicates so.

 

[aide4]

Another thumbs up for Midwest....I fly them whenever I can. You get spoiled with the extra room and the nice big leather seats!!!

 

[tazleiten12]

I do think cookies are on all flights, other than breakfast. http://www.midwestairlines.com/MAWeb/travelPlanner/customerExperience/menu.aspx I had them on my flight in Dec, website still indicates so.

Has anyone ever had this:
Vanilla-Battered French Toast*
with orange pecan butter and maple syrup. Served with grilled ham and fresh fruit and yogurt.
$7
How was it, im wondering if the kids will like it?