Great Lakes Airlines destinations

Great Lakes Airlines serves 47 of its destinations through the Essential Air Service program, and is the largest Essential Air Service provider in the United States. Great Lakes flies to the following domestic scheduled destinations (as of February 2011):

• Arizona
  • Kingman (Kingman Airport)
  • Page (Page Municipal Airport)
  • Phoenix (Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport) Hub
  • Prescott (Ernest A. Love Field)
  • Show Low (Show Low Regional Airport)

• California
  • Los Angeles (Los Angeles International Airport) Hub
  • Merced (Merced Regional Airport)
  • Visalia (Visalia Municipal Airport)

• Colorado
  • Alamosa (San Luis Valley Regional Airport)
  • Cortez (Cortez Municipal Airport)
  • Denver (Denver International Airport) Main Hub
  • Pueblo (Pueblo Memorial Airport)
  • Telluride (Telluride Regional Airport)

• Kansas
  • Dodge City (Dodge City Regional Airport)
  • Garden City (Garden City Regional Airport)
  • Great Bend (Great Bend Municipal Airport)
  • Hays (Hays Regional Airport)
  • Liberal (Liberal Mid-America Regional Airport)

• Montana
  • Billings (Billings Logan International Airport-ends 6/30/11) Hub
  • All Montana Routes discontinued

• Nebraska
  • Alliance (Alliance Municipal Airport)
  • Chadron (Chadron Municipal Airport)
  • Kearney (Kearney Regional Airport)
  • McCook (McCook Regional Airport)
  • North Platte (North Platte Regional Airport)
  • Scottsbluff (Western Nebraska Regional Airport)

• Nevada
  • Ely (Ely Airport)
  • Las Vegas (McCarran International Airport) Hub

• New Mexico
  • Albuquerque (Albuquerque International Sunport)
  • Clovis (Clovis Municipal Airport)
  • Farmington (Four Corners Regional Airport)
  • Silver City (Grant County Airport)

• North DAKOTA
  • Dickinson (Dickinson Theodore Roosevelt Regional Airport)
  • Williston (Sloulin Field International Airport)

• South Dakota
  • Huron (Huron Regional Airport)
  • Pierre (Pierre Regional Airport)

• Utah
  • Moab (Canyonlands Field)
  • Vernal (Vernal Regional Airport)

• Wyoming
  • Cheyenne (Cheyenne Regional Airport)
  • Gillette (Gillette-Campbell County Airport)
  • Laramie (Laramie Regional Airport)
  • Riverton (Riverton Regional Airport)
  • Sheridan (Sheridan County Airport)
  • Worland (Worland Municipal Airport)

Terminated Destinations

• Arizona
  • Sierra Vista (Sierra Vista Municipal Airport) [to Phoenix]
• California
  • Ontario (LA/Ontario International Airport) Former hub
• Colorado
  • Grand Junction (Grand Junction Regional Airport) [service to Denver was terminated when Frontier Airlines began serving the airport through Lynx Aviation]
• Illinois
  • Chicago (O'Hare International Airport) Former hub
  • Marion (Williamson County Regional Airport) [to St. Louis, replaced by Cape Air]
  • Quincy (Quincy Regional Airport) [to St. Louis, replaced by Cape Air]
  • Sterling (Whiteside County Airport) [to Chicago]
  • Springfield (Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport) [to Chicago Meigs Field]
• Iowa
  • Mason City (Mason City Municipal Airport) [to Chicago]
  • Ottumwa (Ottumwa Industrial Airport) [to Chicago]
  • Spencer (Spencer Municipal Airport) [to Chicago and Minneapolis]
  • Dubuque (Dubuque Regional Airport) [to Chicago]
  • Burlington (Southeast Iowa Regional Airport) [to Kansas City and St. Louis]
  • Waterloo (Waterloo Regional Airport) [to Chicago]
• Kansas
  • Manhattan (Manhattan Regional Airport) [to Kansas City and Denver]
  • Salina (Salina Municipal Airport) [to Kansas City and Denver replaced by SeaPort Airlines ]
• Michigan
  • Ironwood (Gogebic-Iron County Airport) [to Milwaukee and Rhinelander replaced by Frontier Airlines operated by Chautauqua Airlines]
  • Manistee (Manistee County-Blacker Airport) [to Milwaukee replaced by Frontier Airlines operated by Chautauqua Airlines]
• Missouri
  • Fort Leonard Wood (Waynesville Regional Airport at Forney Field)
  • Cape Girardeau (Cape Girardeau Regional Airport) [to St. Louis, replaced by Cape Air]
  • St. Louis (Lambert-Saint Louis International Airport) Former hub

Montana all destinations to Gulfstream

• Havre, Montana
• Lewistown, Montana
• Wolf Point, Montana
• Glendive, Montana
• Glasgow, Montana
• Sidney, Montana
• Miles City

• New Mexico
  • Santa Fe (Santa Fe Municipal Airport) [originally had flights to Denver]
• Texas
  • Amarillo (Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport) [service to Denver was terminated when Southwest Airlines initiated service]
• Wisconsin
  • Milwaukee (General Mitchell International Airport) Former hub
  • Rhinelander (Rhinelander-Oneida County Airport)
• Wyoming
  • Casper (Casper/Natrona County International Airport) [service to Denver was terminated shortly after United introduced Skywest Airlines as a United Express Carrier on this route]
  • Cody (Yellowstone Regional Airport)
  • Rock Springs (Rock Springs - Sweetwater County Airport)