Headquartered in Cheyenne, Wyoming, Great Lakes Airlines is a domestic air carrier of the United States of America that operates scheduled flights and charter services to more than 25 destinations within the country. The history of the airline goes back to 1977 when it was established. It started its scheduled services in 1981, with aircrafts flying between the two cities - Spencer and Des Moines, Iowa. Book Great Lakes Airlines flights and travel to your favored destinations.

Connectivity and Fleet Size

Great Lakes Airlines was famous for operating services to over 100 destinations from 1990s to 2002. But as of now, the carrier operates services to more than 25 destinations. Grab some Great Lakes Airlines tickets and explore various destinations such as Los Angeles, Phoenix, Denver and more.

As per the recent statistics, Great Lakes Airlines’ fleet consists of more than 25 aircraft.

Carry-on Baggage

Passengers traveling with Great Lakes Airlines are allowed to bring one personal item along with one bag as carry-on baggage.

The maximum dimensions for the personal item must not exceed 20 + 15 + 11 inches; whereas the dimensions for the carry-on bag is restricted to 22 + 11 + 11 inches.

It should be noted that the personal item should easily fit underneath the seat in front of you or in the overhead bin. If the personal item does not fit, it will be qualified as a checked baggage.

Checked Baggage

Each passenger is allowed to bring two pieces of checked baggage with themselves.

The maximum dimension for the checked baggage should not exceed beyond 62 inches and the weight limit is restricted to 50lbs.

Once you confirm your Great Lakes Airline bookings, we recommend that you check the accurate baggage policy with the airline, as these may vary sometimes with your chosen destinations.