You'll soon be able to fly nonstop from Milwaukee to Detroit
The budget airline is offering nonstop service from Milwaukee to Detroit starting June 13 on Friday and Monday with fares as low as $37 each way. These new flights from Milwaukee will be operated with an Airbus A320 aircraft featuring 174 standard seats.
All flights are available for booking now at Spirit.com or on the Spirit Airlines mobile app.
"At less than an hour of flight time, these new flights to the Motor City are significantly faster than dealing with the six-hour drive and Chicago traffic delays," said Airport Director Brian Dranzik in a statement.
In Milwaukee, Spirit Airlines started serving the Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport in 2021 with daily nonstop flights to Orlando, Las Vegas and Los Angeles.
Spirit now offers nonstop flights from Milwaukee to nine locations, including Baltimore, Detroit, Fort Lauderdale, Fort Myers, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Nashville, Orlando and Tampa. Some of these destinations are served seasonally.
Milwaukee's airport has nonstop flights to over 35 destinations across North America. A full list of all nonstop destinations from Milwaukee can be found on the airport's website at www.mitchellairport.com.
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This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Spirit Airlines Milwaukee to Detroit nonstop flights begin June 2025
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