Milwaukee Airport - Definition

General Mitchell International Airport is an airport located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, IATA code MKE, ICAO code KMKE. It is the only passenger air terminal in metropolitan Milwaukee. The airport is the main hub of Midwest Airlines. It is named after United States Air Force General Billy Mitchell.

Mitchell Field has sometimes been described as Chicago's third airport, as many Chicago travellers seek to avoid O'Hare International Airport or Midway Airport. It is also used by travellers throughout Wisconsin and Northern Illinois as an alternative to other local airports.

Passenger Terminal Gates

General Mitchell International Aiprort has 3 Concourses:

Concourse C

• American Eagle Gates C20 - C23
• America West Gates C24, C26
• Chautauqua Airlines dba American Connection Gates C20 - C23
• Comair dba Delta Connection Gate C25
• Delta Air Lines Gate C27

Concourse D

• Air Canada Jazz Gate D33
• Air Wisconsin dba United Express Gates D31, D33, D35
• Chicago Express dba ATA Connection Gate 52
• Chicago Express dba Midwest Connection Gate 52
• Mesa Airlines dba US Airways Express Gates D51, D53
• Midwest Airlines Gates D30, D34, D36 - D49
• US Airways Gates D51, D53

Concourse E

• AirTran Gate E60
• Continental Express Gate E62
• Funjet Gate E61
• Northwest Airlines Gates E64 - E69

External links

• General Mitchell International Airport Homepage (http://www.mitchellairport.com/)