ATA Airlines

Set up in 1973 ATA Airlines was known as Ambassadair to begin with. The company folded up years later on 3rd April 2008 due to bankruptcy. It was based in Indianapolis, Indiana and it was set up by J George Mikelsons.

ATA Airlines History

ATA Airlines was known before as American TransAir and was set up by J George Mikelsons. It operated as a charter airline in addition to being a budget carrier. It also operated commercial chartered and military flights across the globe. The company was established in 1973 and was named Ambassadair. It closed on 3rd April 2008 owing to bankruptcy.

ATA Airlines Details

ATA Airlines hubs were Indianapolis International Airport and Chicago Midway International Airport. Its focus cities were Oakland International Airport and Honolulu International Airport. Its frequent flyer program was known as ATA Travel Awards.

The American carrier had a fleet size of 29 and slogan was "Go East Go ATA." Its parent companies were Global Aero Logistics, Inc and Southwest Airlines which held operating certificate and related properties.

ATA Airlines was based in Indianapolis, Indiana. It offered several flights across 13 cities in mainland USA and Hawaii and it also served several destinations in Mexico and Caribbean.