Midwest to start low-fare unit: Travel Weekly

Midwest to start low-fare unit

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MILWAUKEE -- Midwest Express, known for its laser-like focus on high-end service and business travelers, said it plans to launch a low-fare subsidiary in the third quarter with five MD-80 aircraft.

The aircraft will be configured for 143 to 147 seats with 33-inch pitch in a single-class cabin.

The airline, which changes its name to Midwest as of March 1, maintained the plan is based on "exhaustive customer research" revealing passengers want Midwest to offer a value-priced, leisure-oriented product to complement its premium service.

Midwest also noted the leisure market is growing faster than the business market.

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