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Midwest Airlines is a airline that serves over 20 United States cities and that has its major hub in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Midwest began its existence as a company airline for Kimberly-Clark, the paper company. Midwest's most popular perk is that it has wide leather seats in a 2x2 arrangement, offering more room than most airlines, and serves its passengers its signature chocolate chip cookies.
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Fast Facts:
- Fleet Size: 37
- Destinations: 22
- Stock symbol (AMEX): MEH
- Annual sales (2006): $664 million
- Year Established: 1984
- Industry: Aviation
- Frequent Flyer Program: Midwest Miles
- Reservations: 800-452-2022
- Phone: 414-570-4000
- Fax: 414-570-9666
- HQ: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- Chairman:
- CEO: Timothy E. Hoeksema
- CFO: Curtis E. Sawyer
- Staff (2006): 2,327
Key Dates
- 1969: Began as K-C Aviation
- 1984: Formed Midwest Express
- 1995: Midwest Express became publicly traded company
- 2003: Carrier changes name to Midwest Airlines
- 2008: Airline purchased by TPG Capital and re-privatized
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Midwest Airlines Questions
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is it possible to put a united airlines reservation "on hold" (like AA, Midwest etc) 1 AnswerYou used to be able do that on United but not anymore. Sux I know. Follow me @enterupt read more -
Midwest Airlines Competitors
- United Airlines: Official Site | Wikipedia
- Southwest Airlines:Official Site | Wikipedia
- US Airways: Official Site | Wikepedia
- Northwest Airlines: Official Site | Wikipedia
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