Scheduled service generated 8,827,000 revenue passenger miles (RPMs), a 7.7 percent decrease from the same month last year. Available seat miles (ASMs) decreased 4.5 percent to 28,954,000. As a result, load factor decreased 1.0 point to 30.5 percent. Passengers carried decreased 11.4 percent compared to January 2002 to 32,842.

                              JANUARY STATISTICS
                             January 2003    January 2002       Change
     Passengers Enplaned        32,842           37,072         - 11.4%
     Revenue Passenger
      Miles (000)                8,827            9,568         - 7.7%
     Available Seat
      Miles (000)               28,954           30,331         - 4.5%
     Load Factor                30.5%            31.5%          - 1.0 points
Traffic and capacity reductions during the course of the last twelve months reflect discontinued service by the company at Muskegon, Manistee, Ironwood, and Iron Mountain, Michigan.

As of February 1, 2003, Great Lakes is providing scheduled passenger service at 45 airports in fifteen states with a fleet of Embraer EMB-120 Brasilias and Raytheon/Beech 1900D regional airliners. A total of 186 weekday flights are scheduled at four hubs, with 168 flights at Denver, 8 flights at Chicago - O'Hare International Airport, 10 flights at Minneapolis/St. Paul, and 6 flights at Phoenix. All scheduled flights are operated under the Great Lakes Airlines marketing identity in conjunction with code-share agreements with United Airlines and Frontier Airlines.