Midwest Express

Pros: Friendly staff, excellent accommodations
Cons: Relatively expensive

This probably doesn't need to be said (especially to anyone who has flown them), but Midwest Express is a great airline. Not only does the food served rise above that of other airlines, but the seats are roomy and comfortable, the flights are reliable...

Pros: Large seats and good meals
Cons: Limited service territory

Midwest Express is my preferred airline. The aircraft are clean and pleasant. The airline is an all business class airline so the seats are larger and there tends to be more leg room. This is important for larger and taller people. Tall people should...

Pros: great service, great seats, decent food
Cons: further away, but worth the drive

Unbelievable!
We live 30 minutes from O'Hare, and a little over 90 minutes from Milwaukee. I read about Midwest Express both on epinions and the Wall Street Journal. My wife and I have had many a bad flight experience, so we decided to drive the...

Pros: Comfortable seating, great food and service
Cons: None..... I wouldn't change a thing

Let me say that I may not be as experienced with airlines as some people, but Midwest Express has me in a daze. Last August, I flew round-trip originating in Milwaukee, WI and going to Raliegh, NC. I called the airline directly about 2 months before I...

Pros: Good service; Good amenities
Cons: None here

Take it from someone who took 26 flights in three months, flying can be a royal pain in the butt. When my company scheduled me to fly to Milwaukee in the dead of summer on some airline I had never heard of, I wasn't too excited. "What the heck is...

Pros: large leather seats on major flights, excellent breakfast
Cons: connecting flight-skyway-bad, old planes, tight seats

I flew Midwest Express for the first time recently because at the time I bought my plane tickets to fly home to Massachusetts from Michigan it was cheaper to buy Midwest express and go home via Milwaukee than to do what I usually do which is fly NWA...

Pros: Comfortable 2-across seating, friendly personnel, and quality meal service!
Cons: Book early or you won't find a seat!

If you travel - ever - and you're fortunate enough to be in a market served by Midwest Express - you need to get on board with this airline! Midwest only offers 'coach class' but it is the equivalent (and often better) than 'first class' on any other...

Pros: Excellent Service
Cons: Gruesome-looking stewardesses

What makes people such rabid fans of this airline? Simple. They do everything right. You actually feel like a valued customer, rather than most airlines that treat you like human cargo. Midwest Express does a good job at keeping fares competitive...

Pros: Real Silverware
Cons: Nothing

This comes highly recommended from me and many other people I know also. They treat you like a king and it is very comforting. Instead of plastic pic-nic wear they would normally serve someone on a flight on Midwest Express you receive real silver...

Pros: On time, great customer oriented attitude, nice seating...list can go on
Cons: bad for dieting ....No stress, too much leisure ;-)

Everyone gives nicknames to everything, I like to call Midwest Express, the cookie airline. To those who had flied it, you must recall those fresh baked, warmly melting in your palm chocolate cookies. Not kidding, this the only airline who provides...

Pros: Two Across Seating, ahhhhh!
Cons: Fine dining is becoming a thing of the past.

I cannot believe my luck! While I'm not a major frequent flyer, I do travel occasionally and have had the pleasure to fly our local airline, Midwest Express. Everything you hear about Midwest Express is true! While most airplanes are cattle cars,...

Pros: SERVICE! SERVICE! SERVICE!
Cons: Ticket desk hard to find

Last year I had the pleasure to fly on Midwest Express when I flew from Washington D.C. to Milwaukee. Although the ticket desk at Dulles was hard to find once I found it the agent was friendly and served me quickly. Since I had never flown on Midwest...

Pros: Good service, nice employees.
Cons: Ancient and dated aircraft, having to fly to Milwaukee!, infrequent flights.

I recently flew Midwest Express from Dallas/Ft. Worth to Washington National, via Milwaukee. Simply put, the airline is good. Employees honestly seem happy and are very helpful. It's just a shame that such an airline has to have it's hub in a place...

Pros: Non-stop service, free snacks, friendly staff (most of the time), average cost
Cons: cramped planes, charges for bags.

Midwest Express offers the only non-stop flight from Nashville to Milwaukee.  Since my wife's family lives in Milwaukee, we often fly Midwest for the convenience.  In most cases, the flight attendants and staff are very friendly and offer good ...

Pros: Great Price, What airlines used to be, First Class Accomodations!!
Cons: to few destinations, they need to expand!!!!! No television.

There seems to be a war going on in the airline industry, but midwest express does not seem to be affected. I had to travel to Colorado to see my fiancee and I was faced with buying the ticket less than 24 hours in advance. I could not find anything...