MILWAUKEE, March 20 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Travelers flying Midwest

Airlines and Midwest Connect will soon benefit from added seasonal service and

flight frequency to key destinations.

On June 1, Milwaukee-based Midwest Airlines will launch nonstop seasonal

service between Milwaukee and San Francisco. The once-daily service, which

will continue through September 30, is in addition to existing year-round

service between Milwaukee and San Francisco via Kansas City. Flights will

feature the airline`s popular Saver Service, which offers affordable fares to

leisure destinations. Seating is arranged in a two-by-three configuration

with generous legroom for extra passenger comfort. Onboard service includes

complimentary soft drinks, packaged snacks and baked-onboard chocolate chip

cookies, with the airline`s buy-onboard Best Care Cuisine available for

purchase. DigEplayer portable inflight entertainment systems will also be

offered for rent.

Additionally, seven markets will benefit from the frequency additions:

-- Milwaukee-Baltimore, increasing to 3 roundtrip flights each weekday

-- Milwaukee-Denver, increasing to 4 roundtrip flights each weekday

-- Milwaukee-Kansas City, increasing to 7 roundtrip flights each weekday

-- Kansas City-Boston, increasing to 2 roundtrip flights daily

-- Kansas City-Los Angeles, increasing to 3 roundtrip flights each

weekday

-- Kansas City-New York La Guardia, increasing to 4 roundtrip flights

each weekday

-- Kansas City-San Diego, increasing to 2 roundtrip flights daily

The frequency additions are effective June 1, except for the

Milwaukee-Baltimore service which begins May 1. The increased frequency to

Denver, Los Angeles and San Diego will be provided seasonally to address

increased passenger demand during the summer months. In addition, service in

some markets will be retimed to better accommodate the added frequency.

Schedules and fares for all flights are available at

http://midwestairlines.com .

Midwest Airlines (AMEX: MEH) features jet service throughout the United

States. Skyway Airlines, Inc. -- its wholly owned subsidiary -- operates as

Midwest Connect, which offers connections to Midwest Airlines as well as

point-to-point service between select markets on regional jet and turboprop

aircraft. Together, the airlines offer service to 47 cities. More

information is available at http://midwestairlines.com .