I'm looking for FS9 (FS2004) commercial aircraft that would be found taking-off and landing at KMDW (Chicago/Midway). Not being too familiar with different comercial aircraft, I have no idea what planes can be found at Midway.A short list of models/liveries that use KMDW (Chicago/Midway) would be most appreciated! :-wave

The following airlines use MDW, Southwest and ATA being the heaviest users. American has one gate which it mainly uses to shuttle low fare passengers to Dallas. I think Delta, Continental, USAir, and Northwest run similar shuttles to their respective hubs. SouthwestATAAirtranNorthwestUS AirwaysAmericanComairContinentalDeltaFrontierYou can find this list of airlines and their gate assignments at the following URL. That Midway is part of O'Hare's web page shows the degree to which City of Chicago thinks of all aviation in terms of O'Hare.http://www.ohare.com/midway/airlines/airlines_home.shtm

Thank you for the list of carriers that regularly use KDMW. Can you suggest a few makes/models of jet aircraft that can/would normally land/take-off from KMDW (Chicago Midway)?Due to runway size, I know that 747's don't use KMDW. I just don't know much about craft that do visit.Can you please enlighten me?Thanks again for your reply, it was very helpful.

Jim:I don't know where to get a detailed list of equipment that use MDW, but given the airlines that use it, you will most likely see:737-700 (lot's of 'em as that's what SW flies)737-800 (lot's of 'em as that's what ATA flies)757-200 and 300 (ATA flies these for longer hops; the 757 is the biggest plane that can use MDW, I believe)You'll also see the other commercial carries use:Airbus 319717DC-9Plus some regional jets like:Embraer RJsFokker-100sCanadaAirsFairchildsFinally, since our beloved mayor Stalin, uh, I mean Daley, tore up Meigs, you'll be seeing more and more GA planes there (at MDW).

Thank you sir for your quick reply. Based on your answers, I can now "populate" KMDW (Chicago Midway) with aircraft typical to that particular airport.Again, thanks for your replies, they are appreciated.