Operating since 1965, Air Wisconsin takes out the flying service for the United Express and the United Airlines in the East coast. It operated the CRJ-200 regional jets, covering almost 70 cities all over North America, the airline boasts of carrying 6 million passengers every year. Air Wisconsin airline code is ZW (IATA) and AWI (ICAO).

The primary hub of Air Wisconsin is at O’ Hare International Airport and the Washington Dulles International Airport. It is the major passenger concentrating point for the passengers, and it also serves as the transferring point for carrying a passenger to their required destinations.

Carry-on Baggage: The Air Wisconsin baggage size for cabin should not exceed the permitted size which is 22 x 35 x 56 cm which include handles as well as wheels. Passengers in addition to the carry-on baggage can carry a personal item like a shoulder bag or purse or laptop bag which should not exceed the size or dimension of 22 cm x 25 cm x 43 cm.

Checked Baggage: As per the Air Wisconsin baggage policy, the passenger is not allowed to carry more than ten bags for transpacific, transatlantic or domestic flights. The permitted Air Wisconsin check-in baggage size is 62in or 158 cm maximum, and this applies for all regains. If the passengers are about to travel from Mexico, Caribbean, Central America, South America and Brazil, then the check-in baggage allowance is five bags.

Air Wisconsin baggage weight for various classes are mentioned below

Economy – 23 Kg is the maximum weight allowed for the passenger in Economy Class

Business and First Class – Passengers are allowed to carry baggage with each bag not exceeding 32 Kg.

• Web Check-In: Air Wisconsin web check-in facility is available for the passengers to do check-in very quickly and easily. The passengers can select their seats and check-in using the booking number. The boarding pass will be sent to the registered email ID of the passenger.
• Mobile Check-In: This facility is available for the passengers to check-in and gets the e-boarding pass to the email. The passenger can take the print of the same and drop the luggage directly into the baggage drop counter at the airport. Passengers can avail this facility from 24 hours to 3 hours before the actual flight departure time.
• Airport Check-In: This is the most common method and passengers can check-in with their baggage and gets the boarding pass for the travel. Both Economic and Business Class passengers have to check-in at the same counter.

• Bombardier CRJ200: 65 Aircraft- The Total number of the seat is 50. The speed of the aircraft is 860 km/hour.

Air Wisconsin provide flights to cities in Alabama, Colorado, Georgia, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, etc.

It all started in the early 60’s when a group of investors from the fox city raised around $110000 for starting a new airline in the beginning, the airline functioned as an independent commuter air carrier in the year 1965 and started operating I the 23^rd of August 1965. It was started just a day after the Outagamie County Regional Airport which was opened to the de Havilland Dove. The main motto behind the foundation of the airline was to connect Appleton with Chicago. In its early day, the airline had a total of 17 employees and just a couple of the Havilland Dove aircraft. As per the August 23, 1965-timetable of Air Wisconsin, the airline was functioning and providing flight tickets between Appleton and Chicago O'Hare Airport with four round trips during the weekdays and two round trips during the Saturdays and Sundays which were operated with the 'Dove twin prop aircraft which is British manufactured. By the mid 70's, the Air Wisconsin was already flying a couple of smaller commuter turboprop airline type which begin at the de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter and Swearingen Metro and was also operating an international flight at the Chicago O’ Hare Airport with primary destinations such as Indiana, Michigan and the Wisconsin and several other cities in the Wisconsin.

In 1978, the Civil Aeronautics Board certified the airline. During October 1978, the airline showed an asset of more than $10 million. Under the leadership of Preston H. Wilbourne, who joined the airline as a traffic manager and later became the president, the airline saw growth to more than 29 cities and 32 aircraft which boarded more than 10,000 passengers daily. By 1985, Air Wisconsin has become a large independent regional air carrier which operated British Aerospace Bae 146-200 and the British Aircraft Corporation BAC One-Eleven jets along with the de Havilland Canada DHC-7 Dash 7. United Airlines later bought the company.

The customers can contact the Air Wisconsin Airlines customer care number at +1 920 739 5123.

Air Wisconsin Corporate Office Address

Air Wisconsin Airlines
W6390 Challenger Drive
Suite 203
Appleton, WI 54914